Out of whose moss your bloom
Sprang, with three petals wan
As are the eyes of dawn;
And two as darkly deep
As are the eyes of sleep?
VII
O flower,—that seems to hold
Some memory of old,
A hope, a happiness,
At which I can but guess,—
Out of whose moss your bloom
Sprang, with three petals wan
As are the eyes of dawn;
And two as darkly deep
As are the eyes of sleep?
VII
O flower,—that seems to hold
Some memory of old,
A hope, a happiness,
At which I can but guess,—