To a Friend Lost (T. T.) by George Meredith
To a Friend Lost (T. T.) by George Meredith

To a Friend Lost (T. T.)

George Meredith * Track #34 On Poems and Lyrics of the Joy of Earth

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To a Friend Lost (T. T.) by George Meredith

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When I remember, friend, whom lost I call,
Because a man beloved is taken hence,
The tender humour and the fire of sense
In your good eyes; how full of heart for all,
And chiefly for the weaker by the wall,
You bore that lamp of sane benevolence;
Then see I round you Death his shadows dense
Divide, and at your feet his emblems fall.
For surely are you one with the white host,
Spirits, whose memory in our vital air
Through the great love of Earth they had: lo, these,
Like beams that throw the path on tossing seas,
Can bid us feel we keep them in the ghost,
Partakers of a strife they joyed to share.

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To a Friend Lost (T. T.) was written by George Meredith.

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