The Snow-Drop by Sarah S. Mower
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FOOTNOTES:
[Footnote 3: Husband of Mrs. W.] THOUGHTS Occasioned by the sudden death of J.W.N. The short lived, fragrant, vernal flower, Which blooms and withers in an hour, With him may well compare; His life was like the meteor's light, Which shone and vanished from the sight-- Dissolving in the air. Not so the thrilling ties that bind The loved one's image to the mind-- It lives and brightens there; Engraved upon each bleeding heart, Which cannot, will not, deign to part With such a jewel rare. REFLECTIONS |
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