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Resolved
If I should die, I could not tie Your gaiters any more; If I should die, I could not hie With you down to the shore Where ripples run Glad in the sun, And where the billows roar.
I could not go Where soft winds blow, Where boughs bend down and swing, With you, nor wend Where blossoms bend, And where the mockbirds sing; Nor could I love The skies above, Nor you, nor anything.
Ah, me! ah, me! What could life be— I should have said, “what death—“ We could not stroll To grassy knoll If death should stop my breath; There is no love, Nor making love, Beyond the walls of death.
This being true— Me loving you Right now and always—I’ll Live on, dear; I Will stay and tie Your gaiters, and will pile Soft cushions, too, Dear heart, for you, And live for quite a while.
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