Fires of Driftwood by Isabel Ecclestone Mackay
page 80 of 107 (74%)
page 80 of 107 (74%)
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Know lack or loss that I am gone--
A bird, a wild-flower and a tree, I cherish them; they suffer me! Last Things THERE is no one to do it for me, But I know what I shall do When the last dawn breaks o'er me And the last night is through. I shall set in pleasant order The little books I knew, With flowers on the window ledge In a shallow bowl of blue. I'll leave the out door swinging, (As it might swing for you) And on the clean swept door-sill Wild roses I shall strew-- So when pale Death comes trailing Her branch of sodden rue She'll gather up my gay content And know contentment too! |
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