R. F. Murray: His Poems with a Memoir
FOOTSTEPS IN THE STREET

Andrew Lan

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Oh, will the footsteps never be done?

The insolent feet

Thronging the street,

Forsaken now of the only one.

The only one out of all the throng,

Whose footfall I knew,

And could tell it so true,

That I leapt to see as she passed along,

As she passed along with her beautiful face,

Which knew full well

Though it did not tell,

That I was there in the window-space.

Now my sense is never so clear.

It cheats my heart,

Making me start

A thousand times, when she is not near.

When she is not near, but so far away,

I could not come

To the place of her home,

Though I travelled and sought for a month and a day.

Do you wonder then if I wish the street

Were grown with grass,

And no foot might pass

Till she treads it again with her sacred feet?

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