Religion

Paradise Fancies

by A. Mary F. Robinson 1857–1944

Religion

Last night I met mine own true love
Waking in Paradise,
A halo shone above his hair
A glory in his eyes.

We sat and sang in alleys green
And heard the angels play,
Believe me, this was true last night
Though it is false to-day.

ii.
Through Paradise garden
A minstrel strays,
An old golden viol

For ever he plays.
Birds fly to his head,
Beasts lie at his feet,
For none of God's angels

Make music so sweet.

MLA

Robinson, A. Mary F. “Paradise Fancies.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/robinson_amf/10/.

Chicago

Robinson, A. Mary F. “Paradise Fancies.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/robinson_amf/10/.

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