| Louis Untermeyer, ed. (1885–1977). Modern British Poetry. 1920. |
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| Stephen Phillips. 1868–1915 |
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| 62. A Dream |
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| MY dead love came to me, and said: | |
| 'God gives me one hour's rest, | |
| To spend with thee on earth again: | |
| How shall we spend it best?' | |
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| 'Why, as of old,' I said; and so | 5 |
| We quarrelled, as of old: | |
| But, when I turned to make my peace, | |
| That one short hour was told. | |
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