The Shadow Of Raggedstone Poem by Radclyffe Hall

O Raggedstone, you darksome hiU,
Your shadow fell for sure
Upon my own dear love and I,
Across the purple moor.

For we were such a happy pair,
The day we climbed your crest ;
And now my love she lays her head
Upon another's breast.

She sits beside another man,
And walks abroad with he,
And never sheds a single tear.
Or thinks a thought o' me !

My mind it seems a-fire like,
My heart's as cold as lead,
My prayers they dry upon my lips
And somehow won't get said.

I wish that I could lay me down,
Upon the dreary plain
That stretches out to Raggedstone,*
And never rise again !