M. T.

If happy greetings could but fly like birds,
And pour our feeling out, devoid of words,
Then shouldst thou hear as sweet a carolling
As though thy bridal day were in the spring.

If every tender thought but had the power
To mould itself into a beauteous flower,
As rare the breath and beauty at thy side,
As though June's heart were throbbing near the bride.
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