Fires of Driftwood by Isabel Ecclestone Mackay
page 49 of 107 (45%)
page 49 of 107 (45%)
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While the lark's trilling,
While the grain's filling, Laugh with the wind At Life's Riddle-me-ree! How you were born of it? Why was the thorn of it? Where the new morn of it? Yours is the Key! Sleep deeper, brother! Sleep and forget Red lips that trembled Eyes that were wet-- Though love be weeping, Turn to your sleeping, Life has no giving That death need regret. Here at the end of all Hear the Beginning call, Life's but death's seneschal-- Sleep and forget! The Tyrant ONE comes with foot insistent to my door, Calling my name; |
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