Fires of Driftwood by Isabel Ecclestone Mackay
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page 66 of 107 (61%)
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The year you gave, beloved, your rosemary.
The Coming of Love HOW shall I know? Shall I hear Love pass In the wind that sighs through the poplar tree? Shall I follow his passing over the grass By the prisoned scents which his footsteps free? Shall I wake one day to a sky all blue And meet with Spring in a crowded street? Shall I open a door and, looking through, Find, on a sudden, the world more sweet? How shall I know?--last night I lay Counting the hours' dreary sum With naught in my heart save a wild dismay And a fear that whispered, "Love is come!" Premonition LAST night I dreamed |
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