Religion
Paradise Fancies
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.
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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.
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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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