The Shadow Rose

by Robert Cameron Rogers English

A noisette on my garden path   An ever-swaying shadow throws; But if I pluck it strolling by,   I pluck the shadow with the rose. Just near enough my heart you stood   To shadow it,—but was it fair In him, who plucked and bore you off,   To leave your shadow lingering there?

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