"LOVE HATH A LANGUAGE"

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From "To My Son"
Love hath a language for all years—
Fond hieroglyphs, obscure and old—
Wherein the heart reads, writ in tears,
The tale which never yet was told.
Love hath his meter too, to trace
Those bounds which never yet were given,—
To measure that which mocks at space,
Is deep as death, and high as heaven.
Love hath his treasure hoards, to pay
True faith, or goodly service done,—
Dear priceless nothings, which outweigh
All riches that the sun shines on.
Helen Selina Sheridan [1807-1867]

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           

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