Laura (From Petrarch) Poem by Martin Farquhar Tupper

Laura (From Petrarch)

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My Laura, my love, I behold in thine eyes
Twin daystars that Mercy has given,
To teach me on earth to be happy and wise
And guide me triumphant to heaven.

Their lessons of love thro' a lifetime have taught
My bosom the pureness of thine,
They have roused me to virtue, exalted my thought,
And nerved me for glory divine:

They have shed on my heart a delightful repose,
All else it hath barr'd from its portal,
So deeply the stream of my happiness flows,
I know that my soul is immortal.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Freddie Chudie 24 June 2018

Celebrating purity and wisdom in love... This poem is so uplifting

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Rajnish Manga 30 October 2015

Love is so powerful that it can transform a mediocre, event-less life into a substantial one. The message is clear and should be emulated by all.

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Seema Jayaraman 29 October 2015

A lovely poem..I hold in thine eyes..such ever loving thoughts..well rhymed

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Edward Kofi Louis 29 October 2015

To be wise is better than bring foolish! Nice work.

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