I
sit me down to write a verse,
A verse to you, sweetheart,
In
which the story of our love
Shall play the leading part.
The
verse I fear will stretch away
Into a story long;
I
cannot weave my love for you
Into a simple song.
Thoughts
crowd upon me thick and fast,
And every thought of you;
My
pen lies idly on the desk,
And not a line in view.
And
so the moments slip away,
The whole long evening through;
I
cannot write, sweetheart, my thoughts
Have grown so full of you.
July
20, 1901
Pub.
in Camb.
Press,
Aug. 1901
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