Love in Dreams

Arthur Symons

1865 to 1945

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     And I see her bright eyes gleam;
I lie on my pallet bed,
She smiles, she speaks, and the world is ended,
     And my heart is wild with delight;
I lie on my pallet bed,
I lie on my pallet bed,
The rain on my garret roof is falling,
     And I hear the drip of the rain;
I hear her voice through the midnight calling,
     As I lie awake in the night.
     And made again in a dream.
     And I am cold and in pain.