Oklahoma and Other Poems by Freeman E. (Freeman Edwin) Miller
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page 76 of 108 (70%)
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Can blossom roses on the desert heath,
Can brighten all the longings of the living And with found kisses warm the lips of death. Live life with love! As love is thine, so shall thy days be sweeter With all the deeds that shall thy fellows bless; Thy small achievements nobler and completer With truth and hope and highest happiness! Live life with love! DISCONTENT. The sun comes up in the east And the sun goes down in the west, And man to me is a heartless beast And the world has only a savage breast. How thoughts rush over my soul As the waves walk over the sea! Their forms flee soon and the sorrows roll In the deep distress that is over me. How hopes arise in my heart, As the roses bloom over the plain! But time is tearing their sweets apart |
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