Fires of Driftwood by Isabel Ecclestone Mackay
page 101 of 107 (94%)
page 101 of 107 (94%)
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And there are no windows
Upon that side. Memory A YEAR is a thief Who comes in the guise of a friend Saying, "Let us travel together, We have much to give each other. See, I hold back nothing-- For what is giving Between friends?" Yet when the year departs He takes his gifts with him-- "Oh, Robber!" we cry, Aghast and weeping, "Nay," he replies, "I did but lend. Still, for your weeping, I will leave you something. It is not the real thing But you may keep it always." |
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