The Lonely Dancer and Other Poems by Richard Le Gallienne
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She who thus went through flaming hell To make us, put into our clay All that there is of heaven, shall she-- Mother and sister, wife and fay,-- Have no part in the world she made-- Serf of the rainbow, vassal flower-- Save knitting in the afternoon, And rocking cradles, hour by hour! AN EASTER HYMN Spake the Lord Christ--"I will arise." It seemed a saying void and vain-- How shall a dead man rise again!-- Vain as our tears, vain as our cries. Not one of all the little band That loved Him this might understand. "I will arise"--Lord Jesus said. Hearken, amid the morning dew, Mary, a voice that calleth you,-- Then Mary turned her golden head, And lo! all shining at her side Her Master they had crucified. At dawn to his dim sepulchre, Mary, remembering that far day, |
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