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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
CONSOLATION, by THEODOR STORM Poet's Biography
First Line: Let come to me whatever may
Last Line: The future's frown I do not see.
First Line: Let come to me whatever may
Last Line: The future's frown I do not see.
Let come to me whatever may,
While you are with me it is day.
Though in the world I wander far,
My home is ever—where you are.
Your face is all in all to me,
The future's frown I do not see.
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