Where then is my pain? I have no more pain. Where then is my love? Naught I reck thereof. On the sweet strand withdrawn, in this hour's serenity, in the innocence of dawn, O the distant sea! Where then is my pain? I have no more pain. Where then is my love? Naught I reck thereof. Waves of ribbons bright, breeze from out the main, waves of ribbons bright twixt my fingers white. Where then is my love? I have no more pain. Where then is my pain? Naught I reck thereof. O'er heaven's pearly way dreaming eyes pursue a sea-gull's plumage gray, all shining with the dew. I have no more pain. Where then is my love? Where then is my pain? I have no more love. In the innocent dawn, O the distant sea! 'Tis but a murmuring at the margin of the sun. Where then is my pain? I have no more pain. 'Tis but a murmuring at the margin of the sun. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...THE MOUSE'S PETITION TO DOCTOR PRIESTLY FOUND IN THE TRAP .. by ANNA LETITIA BARBAULD STANZAS TO WILLIAM ROSCOE, ESQ. by BERNARD BARTON THE GENTLE CHECK by JOSEPH BEAUMONT UNTO US A CHILD IS BORN by AGNES H. BEGBIE |