Fires of Driftwood by Isabel Ecclestone Mackay
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page 51 of 107 (47%)
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I know you now--I follow where you will,
O tyrant Death!" The Gifts I GIVE you Life, O child, a garden fair; I give you Love, a rose that blossoms there-- I give a day to pluck it and to wear! I give you Death, O child--a boon more great-- That, when your Rose has withered and 'tis late, You may pass out and, smiling, close the gate! The Town Between A WALL impregnable surrounds The Town wherein I dwell; No man may scale it and it has Two gates that guard it well. One opened long ago, and I A vagrant soul, slipped through, |
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