Mystery
Well, let it pass, it was only a dream
And dreams are made to melt in air
It cheered me with a passing gleam
And are realities bound more to fail
Or do they foretell a steadier beam
To gild our thoughts and soften care
Hope was wild! The mountain-rose
Brightness from its bower of thorn
Is more lovely in winds as it blows
Nor sooner, by rude tempest storm
Falls withered where in pride it rose
The joy of earth, the child of morn
That hope has fled, I knew it well
I felt it more when I loved it most
It could not long with mortal dwell
It was a real joy from seraph tost
As over this world his glances fell
He called it back, my star was lost
Copyright © Terry Trainor | Year Posted 2015
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