Summary

Laurence Hope,  Last Poems — I Shall Forget

“ As shells, by faithless waves long since forsaken,
⁠Still murmur with the music of the Sea,
I shall forget. Not thine the haunting beauty,
⁠Which, once beheld, for ever holds the heart,
Or, if resigned from stress of Fate or Duty,
⁠Takes part of life away:—the dearer part.
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