Sometimes I Wish That I Were Helen-Fair Poem by Lesbia Harford
Sometimes I Wish That I Were Helen-Fair
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Sometimes I wish that I were Helen-fair
And wise as Pallas,
That I might have most royal gifts to pour
In love's sweet chalice.
Then I reflect my dear love is no god
But mortal only
And in this heavenly wife might deem himself
Not blest, but lonely.
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Topic(s) of this poem: lonely
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