Collected Poems 1901-1918 in Two Volumes - Volume I. by Walter De la Mare
page 76 of 161 (47%)
page 76 of 161 (47%)
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Dark with a beautiful
Distant dream; And still she plays, Sings tenderly To him of hope, And of memory. ALONE A very old woman Lives in yon house. The squeak of the cricket, The stir of the mouse, Are all she knows Of the earth and us. Once she was young, Would dance and play, Like many another Young popinjay; And run to her mother At dusk of day. And colours bright She delighted in; The fiddle to hear, |
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