Page:Poems, Volume 2, Coates, 1916.djvu/125

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EURYDICE
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Yet still I wait for thee!
And thou wilt come!—wilt come—wilt come to me!
The hours delay; I make no moan,—
Apart from thee,—yet not alone,—
Sweeter than far-off music sighing,
I hear thy voice forever crying:—
"Eurydice!—lost, lost Eurydice!"