"Dream-Pedlary": Thomas Lovell Beddoes (1803-1849)

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If there were dreams to sell,

What would you buy?

Some cost a passing-bell;

Some a light sigh,

That shakes from Life's fresh crown

Only a roseleaf down.

If there were dreams to sell,

Merry and sad to tell,

And the crier rung the bell,

What would you buy?