H. S. Sutton When thy lone dreams sweet visions see, And loving looks upon thee shine, And loving lips speak joys to thee That never, never may be thine; Then press thy hand hard on thy side, And force down all the swelling pain; Trust me, the wound, however wide, Shall close at last, and heal again. Think not of what is from thee kept; Think, rather, what thou hast received: Thine eyes have smiled, if they have wept; Thy heart has danced, if it has grieved. Rich comforts yet shall be thine own; Yea, GOD Himself shall wipe thine eyes; And still His love alike is shown In what He gives, and what denies. |