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    O Do Not Leave Me

    by George MacDonald
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    O do not leave me, mother, till I sleep;
    Be near me until I forget; sit there.
    And the child having prayed lest she should weep,
    Sleeps in the strength of prayer.

    O do not leave me, lover, brother, friends,
    Till I am dead, and resting in my place.
    And the girl, having prayed, in silence bends
    Down to the earth's embrace.

    Leave me not, God, until--nay, until when?
    Not till I have with thee one heart, one mind;
    Not till the Life is Light in me, and then
    Leaving is left behind.
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