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The Complete Poems of Thomas Moore

by Thomas Moore

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With all my soul, then, let us part,
  Since both are anxious to be free;
And I will sand you home your heart,
  If you will send mine back to me.

We’ve had some happy hours together,
  But joy must often change its wing;
And spring would be but gloomy weather,
  If we had nothing else but spring.

’Tis not that I expect to find
  A more devoted, fond and true one,
With rosier cheek or sweeter mind—
  Enough for me that she’s a new one.

Thus let us leave the bower of love,
  Where we have loitered long in bliss;
And you may down that pathway rove,
  While I shall take my way through this.

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