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ABSENT THEE FROM FELICITY AWHILE (HAMLET'S DYING WORDS), by GEORGE ST. CLAIR First Line: When it shall come Last Line: Absent thee from felicity awhile! | ||||||||
When it shall come, As come it must, That I go home Freed from this dust, This clogging shell: Weep no soft tears! This heart, that hears Your grief, knows well Your sorrow; but, with a smile, ABSENT THEE FROM FELICITY AWHILE! Do not beguile The hour with dance or song! But, let your heart be strong To think of me As one set free From pain and wrong! So, with a smile, ABSENT THEE FROM FELICITY AWHILE! In some dim isle, Where spirits roam, I shall forget The crash and foam, The fever and the fret Of tired life; While you, left in the strife, Still, with a smile, ABSENT THEE FROM FELICITY AWHILE! | Other Poems of Interest...UPON FIRST SEEING NEW MEXICO MESAS AFTER A TRIP ABROAD by GEORGE ST. CLAIR WHAT THING A BIRD WOULD LOVE by ROBERT FROST THE RAVEN; A CHRISTMAS TALE, TOLD BY A SCHOOL-BOY by SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE ONE LIFE by PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR ODES: BOOK 2: ODE 4. TO THE HON. CHARLES TOWNSHEND, IN THE COUNTRY by MARK AKENSIDE THE PLEASURES OF IMAGINATION: BOOK 3 by MARK AKENSIDE IN THE DEEP WHITE SNOW by ANNE ATWOOD THE SPIRIT IS TRUE by HARRY RANDOLPH BLYTHE LOST LOVE'S FLIGHT by DONN BORING ON MY DEAR GRANDCHILD SIMON WHO DIED ... ONE MONTH AND ONE DAY OLD by ANNE BRADSTREET |
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