Cap and Gown - A Treasury of College Verse by Unknown
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"How beautiful they are," she said, As she pressed them to her cheek, "Why, the opened petals almost seem As if they were trying to speak." I wonder why she cannot hear The song that the flowers sing, I wonder if she knows or cares For the message the roses bring. JAMES P. SAWYER. _Yale Record_. ~A Lyric.~ Beneath the lilac-tree, With its breathing blooms of white, You waved a parting kiss to me In the deepening amber light. Your face is always near, Your tender eyes of brown. I see your form in dreams; I hear The whisper of your gown. Once more the lilac-tree With twilight dew is wet; But, oh, I would that you might be |
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