Debris - Selections from Poems by Madge Morris Wagner
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In a moment of madness said;
The shadow that fell upon my life Is cold as the shrouded dead. Deem not I am hard and heartless; My tears are as warm as thine; 'Twas clay that I crowned and worshipped, And wept o'er its crumbled shrine. To me, my passionate, deathless soul, Was less than his finger-tips; He turned away fro the gold of my love For the dross on a wanton's lips. My faith in his truth is broken-- Even truth itself is a lie. I have cursed him!--but I love him, And I'll love him till I die. POOR LITTLE JOE. A ring on the door bell, Some one at the door, Mute asking admittance Where never before A stranger in midnight, In silence and stealth, Sought access to gain In a mansion of wealth. |
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