Page:Poems Terry, 1861.djvu/224

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La fleur et le papillon.
Thou fliest, then returnest, still adorning
    Thy various spheres;
Still finding me with every new-born morning
    Bathed in my tears.

Oh! that our love may still be true and tender,
    My king divine!
Take root as I, or give me wings of splendor
    Like unto thine!