English Poems by Richard Le Gallienne
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To-morrow from To-morrow still shall borrow,
A little ease to gain: But bear to-day whate'er To-day may bring, 'Tis the one way to make To-morrow sing. PARABLES I Dear Love, you ask if I be true, If other women move The heart that only beats for you With pulses all of love. Out in the chilly dew one morn I plucked a wild sweet rose, A little silver bud new-born And longing to unclose. I took it, loving new-born things, I knew my heart was warm, 'O little silver rose, come in And shelter from the storm.' And soon, against my body pressed, I felt its petals part, |
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