The Room's Width

I THINK if I should cross the room,
Far as fear;
Should stand beside you like a thought —
Touch you, dear,

Like a fancy, — to your sad heart
It would seem
That my vision passed and prayed you,
Or my dream.

Then you would look with lonely eyes —
Lift your head —
And you would stir, and sigh, and say,
" She is dead. "

Baffled by death and love, I lean
Through the gloom.
O Lord of life! am I forbid
To cross the room?
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