A DREAM I sailed among the Orcades In the green encircling seas. So near the isles our nest did glide I picked a flower at the waterside; And just so quickly were we sped That I bruised the stalk and plucked the head. There was no foam upon the waves, They swelled to glassy hills and caves; But foam white were the thorns that grew Among the meadow flowers blue. Laus tibi Domine, That gavest such a dream to me.
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