Larghetto by Mary Elizabeth Coleridge

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Mary Elizabeth Coleridge

(1861-1907)

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Grant me but a day, love,
But a day,
Ere I give my heart,
My heart away,
Ere I say the word
I'll ne'er unsay.

Is it earnest with me?
Is it play?
Did the world in arms
Cry to me, "Stay!"
Not a moment then
Would I delay.

Yet, for very love,
I say thee nay.
Ere I give my heart,
My heart away,
Grant me but a day, love,
But a day!

Mary Elizabeth Coleridge

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Tuesday, December 31, 2002

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