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DREAM faces bloom around your face
Like flowers upon one stem;
The heart of many a vanished race
Sighs as I look on them.


The sun rich face of Egypt glows,
The eyes of Eire brood,
With whom the golden Cyprian shows
In lovely sisterhood.


Your tree of life put forth these flowers
In ages past away:
They had the love in other hours
I give to you to-day.


One light their eyes have, as may shine
One star on many a sea,
They look that tender love on mine
That lights your glance on me.


They fade in you; their lips are fain
To meet the old caress:
And all their love is mine again
As lip to lip we press.

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