DANTE GABRIEL ROSSETTI
GONE art thou, then, O mystical musician! Pure thoughted singer of these sinful years! No more shall dreams and doubts and hopes and fears Pass and re-pass before thy stricken vision;
To the end of the trail / Richard Hovey [electronic text]
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- To the end of the trail / Richard Hovey [electronic text]
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- Hovey, Richard, 1864-1900.
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- New York: Duffield & Company
- 1908
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"To the end of the trail / Richard Hovey [electronic text]." In the digital collection American Verse Project. https://name.umdl.umich.edu/BAH7960.0001.001. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed June 17, 2024.
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Page 136
No more from thine high sorrowing position Shall fall thy song — irradiated tears; Alas! no more against our listening ears Shall new lays ring from thy lone lute Elysian. For unto thee at last has rest been given, Whether in sleep eternal by the shore
Of Time's wide ocean, or in song without Or break or flaw, by the gold bar of that heaven, From which the blessed Damosel leaned out, Sighing for thee in the sad days of yore.