Summary

Laurence Hope Last Poems — The Jungle Flower

But thought flies far, ah, far, to another breast,
⁠Whose whiteness breaks to the rose of a twin pink flower,
Where wind the azure veins that my lips caressed
⁠When Fate was gentle to me for a too-brief hour.
There is my spirit's home and my soul's abode,
The rest are only inns on the traveller's road.
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