2023-12-06 09:49:25Classification:natureread(99) Or solemn vow, or plighted word.

Yet what no mortal hand could make,

No mortal power can ever break:

What words or vows could never do,
No words or vows can make untrue;
The dearer and the more our own,
For other eyes, save thine and mine.
And see, though slender, it is made
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