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I Took Your Face into My Dreams by Mathilde Blind

7/25/2008 5:27:37 PM

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Mathilde Blind
(1841 - 1896)

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I Took Your Face into My Dreams

I took your face into my dreams,
It floated round me like a light;
Your beauty's consecrating beams
Lay mirrored in my heart all night.
As in a lonely mountain mere,
Unvisited of any streams,
Supremely bright and still and clear,
The solitary moonlight gleams,
Your face was shining in my dreams.

Mathilde Blind

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