Rewards
Arthur Symons
1865 to 1945
Track 1
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Till I had kissed them all away.
Because you smiled at last, I thought
Because you cried, I kissed you, and,
That I had found what I had sought.
Ah, hapless me! ah, heartless child!
No man can find a woman out.
I kissed your tears, and did not stay
That piteous little you were fain
Ah me! how should I understand
But soon I found, without a doubt,
She would not kiss me when she smiled.
To cry and to be kissed again?
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