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Poe's Poetry

Poems of Later Life: To F---

Beloved! amid the earnest woes

That crowd around my earthly path -

(Drear path, alas! where grows

Not even one lonely rose) -

My soul at least a solace hath

In dreams of thee, and therein knows

An Eden of bland repose.


And thus thy memory is to me

Like some enchanted far-off isle

In some tumultuous sea -

Some ocean throbbing far and free

With storm - but where meanwhile

Serenest skies continually

Just o'er that one bright inland smile.


1845.

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