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Duddingstone
WITH caws and chirrupings, the woods
In this thin sun rejoice.

The Psalm seems but the little kirk
That sings with its own voice.


The cloud-rifts share their amber light
With the surface of the mere -
I think the very stones are glad
To feel each other near.


Once more my whole heart leaps and swells
And gushes o'er with glee;
The fingers of the sun and shade
Touch music stops in me.


Now fancy paints that bygone day
When you were here, my fair -
The whole lake rang with rapid skates
In the windless winter air.


You leaned to me, I leaned to you,
Our course was smooth as flight -
We steered - a heel-touch to the left,
A heel-touch to the right.


We swung our way through flying men,
Your hand lay fast in mine:
We saw the shifting crowd dispart,
The level ice-reach shine.


I swear by yon swan-travelled lake,
By yon calm hill above,
I swear had we been drowned that day
We had been drowned in love.
Written by: Robert Louis Stevenson

Book: Shattered Sighs