So Late



            Your lamp burns low,
            And your vision dims in the gloom
            Let me catch a sheaf of sunbeams
            To light your darkened room.

            The music has gone from your soul;
            The last falt'ring note has faded away.
            Let me bring a meadowlark.
            To sing for you today.

            Your hands are cold, so cold
            as the icy hands of death
            are cold. Let me lie down
            here beside you
            And warm you with my breath.

            The final phase of your being
            communes alone with fate.
            I yearn to hold you one last time,
            but I cannot reach you--
            The hour is late, so late.

            My own lamp burns low, as well,
            And my soul is torn and anguished.
            There is no peace or quietude,
            for the light of my life
            Is near extinguished.

            The Angels hover near,
            and soon your spirit will soar.
            Let me whisper in the silence,
            "I shall love you forevermore.




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