Poems (Smith)/Remembrance (Ah, well do I remember,)

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REMEMBRANCE.
——Ah, well do I remember, For how can I forget One moonlight eve of summer  When first by chance we met On the loveliest isle that sparkles  In our own blue native sea,—'Tis a chain that binds me ever  To loving thoughts of thee.
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