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30830	Cawein, Madison Julius	Weeds by the Wall: Verses			.txt	text/plain	18697	1918	97	Like some dim dream low-breathed in slumber's ear,-Like love that dies not and is always near,-I hear its far voice night and day; Like some mean life wrapped in its sorry dream,-Making each tree like some sad spirit sigh; And shadowy armor march and sing, a song of dreams long dead: By him the love that fills man's soul with light, That, like some old-world wreckage, lies,-When from the tower, like some sweet flower, A dream of truth and love come true Sweet a love-song, then a rose Like that which smiles rich in her mouth's red rose. Glad in her eyes the love-light gleamed; That I saw her pale face like the foam of far streams, Come, dream with me of the love that's dead." And in my heart _her_ name,--like some sweet bee While the music of life and of love he hears,	./cache/30830.txt	./txt/30830.txt