Robert Louis Stevenson, an Elegy; and Other Poems by Richard Le Gallienne
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page 28 of 49 (57%)
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Bring a candle, for the room
Is dark and cold, Antechamber of the tomb-- O grief untold! Like a snowdrift is her bed, Dinted the snow, Faint frozen lines from foot to head,-- She lies below. Turn from off her shrouded face The frigid sheet.... Death hath doubled all her grace-- O Jenny, sweet! MY BOOKS What are my books?--My friends, my loves, My church, my tavern, and my only wealth; My garden: yea, my flowers, my bees, my doves; My only doctors--and my only health. MAMMON |
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