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In Memoriam A.H.H.
If
Sleep and Death be truly one,
And every spirit’s folded bloom
Thro’ all its intervital gloom
In
some long trance should slumber on;
Unconscious
of the sliding hour,
Bare of the body, might it last,
And silent traces of the past
Be
all the colour of the flower:
So
then were nothing lost to man;
So that still garden of the souls
In many a figured leaf enrolls
The
total world since life began;
And
love will last as pure and whole
As when he loved me here in Time,
And at the spiritual prime
Rewaken
with the dawning soul.
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