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 TO ONE FAR AWAY.
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 And, love, though breathed but on word. al "Will find thee over land and sea." There is flower that will not spread

 Its sweet leaves to the glorious sun. But when days gairish light is fled, ~5s.a Opens its blossoms one by one; ,a 4..5 arf And thus amid Days careless train ssl Thine image from my heart may flee. Fr But Nights soft spirit wakes again ltas 6 Each gentle thought of love and thee. l3 'Tis midnight now-and glory brings 5. qe Those chainless thoughts that may not die. As yon weird spirit proudly fiings a, a. Her starry banner eithe sky. 1tnia25 'T'is midnight now--and OCT my heart 2 lia Thine image holds its gentle reign, And manhood's sterner dreams depart,

 And boyhood visions come again; And all life's loftier hopes decline, And leave me with thy hand in mine. Sweet be thy dreams-the glorious night,

 With skies that smile, and stars that shine, Bends like a thing of love and light

 Above those folded lids of thine. Dream on of heaven-thy vision high

 Should wear of earth no dark'ning hue But since thy dreams are of the sky, ..s l,a would were an angel too k.t.# That thy pure thought, ere midnight flee, Might dream single dream of ME. N> Polatine, W. Y Sept lS, 1887. a SEDLEy.