Poems by Alice Christiana Thompson Meynell
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I make the whole world answer to my art
And sweet monotonous meanings. In your ears I change not ever, bearing, for my part, One thought that is the treasure of my years, A small cloud full of rain upon my heart And in mine arms, clasped, like a child in tears. AN UNMARKED FESTIVAL There's a feast undated yet: Both our true lives hold it fast,-- The first day we ever met. What a great day came and passed! --Unknown then, but known at last. And we met: You knew not me, Mistress of your joys and fears; Held my hands that held the key Of the treasure of your years, Of the fountain of your tears. For you knew not it was I, And I knew not it was you. We have learnt, as days went by. But a flower struck root and grew Underground, and no one knew. |
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