Would I might go far over sea
Arthur O'Shaughnessy
1844 to 1881
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Would I might go far over sea,
My Love, or high above the air,
And come to or heaven with thee,
Where no law is none shall be
Against beholding the most rare
Strange beauty that thou hast for me.
Alas, for, this bitter land,
Full many a written curse doth
Against the kiss thy lips should bear ;
the sweet gift of thy hand;
Against the that thou art fair,
And too fond loving thy hair!