My Fondest And Fairest
By James Nack
My fondest and fairest!
Oh why dost thou stay?
How can I be happy
While thou art away?
I yearn to be with thee
Wherever thou art --
My sweetest and dearest!
Return to my heart!
My fondest and fairest!
While sadly I cast
My glance round the scenes
Where I looked on thee last,
Methinks I behold thee --
To clasp thee I start --
My sweetest and dearest
Return to my heart!
My fondest and fairest!
No longer delay!
I'm weary -- I'm wretched
While thou art away!
Come! bring me the rapture
None else can impart!
My sweetest and dearest!
Return to my heart!
Source Book
The Romance Of The Ring, And Other Poems.
by James Nack
Copyright 1859
Published by Delisser & Procter, 508 Broadway, New York
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