Poem April 2, 1904 Issue

Song.

Constancy

MARY BAKER G. EDDY.

This poem was later republished in Poems:Po. 3

[Written many years ago.]

When starlight melts to morning hue,
I miss thee as the flower the dew,
When noonday's length'ning shadows flee,
I think of thee, I think of thee.

Thus evening memories reappear,
I watch thy chair and wish thee here,
Till sleep my failing fancies free
To dream of thee, to dream of thee.

Since first we met, in weal or woe
It hath been thus and must be so,
Till bursting bonds our spirits part
And love divine hath filled my heart.

Copyright, 1903, by Mary Baker G. Eddy.

Used by permission.

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