Yes, Oft I Think of Thee
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Title
Yes, Oft I Think of Thee
Subject
Response to poem from November 9th, "I'll Think of Thee" https://periodicalpoets.com/items/show/742
Description
Dearest Ellen, I think of thee
Nyack, Nov. 12th, 1861.
When morn's first flush streams on high,
Or when the twilight's crimson flushIs fading in the western sky.
I'll think of thee in mirth's gay hours,When song and jest pass fleeting by,
When o'er me memory has one power,That is—to think of thee.
Amid my daily toil and care,
And through the watches of the nightFor thee to Heaven ascends my prayer;
I'll think of thee through shade and light—Fondly and truly I'll think of thee—
Loving thee ever through evil and right,And ask in return that you "remember me."
Nyack, Nov. 12th, 1861.
Creator
Theodocia Dalton
Source
1:18, p. 4
Date
11.30.1861
Collection
Citation
Theodocia Dalton, “Yes, Oft I Think of Thee,” Periodical Poets, accessed July 27, 2024, https://periodicalpoets.com/items/show/746.
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