I tire of lovely faces free from pain And free from sin; Here none with lips wet with the crimson stain May enter in. One thing I lack, and lacking it, am dead— A woman’s heart. “She cannot enter here,” an angel said; I will depart. I have one prayer that I will make to God, That I may stay Where lies my body underneath the sod. Then night and day I shall be where my dear false love may pass; It will be sweet To hear above my head, upon the grass, Her little feet. |