Waiting for You

How fair and how sweet you would be,

as the church bells toll, in my chest you are,

A bright new day, clearly rung,

Not as the grave lays wasted, and a song unsung.

The taste of you has not faded,
From my tongue.

So how many hours, must I wait for thee,

A hundred years, too long? It could hardly be.

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