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What treasure would we not have poured At the white feet, when love had power, If beauty that we had adored Were tender to us for an hour. I pass these burning memories. I Run on to find a child who lay On the warm earth, made tender by A love breathed up from the dark clay.
How can I win that love again? All I could bring to earth it owns, What sacrifice must be, what pain To be in league with these gray stones!