Behind the Arras - A Book of the Unseen by Bliss Carman
page 39 of 81 (48%)
page 39 of 81 (48%)
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(They know so much!)
He looked to them half way Spanish or Dutch. Outlandish certainly He is--and queer! He has been lodged with me This thirty year; All the while (it seems absurd!) We hardly have Exchanged a single word. Mum as the grave! Minds only his own affairs, Goes out and in, And keeps himself upstairs With his violin. Mum did I say? And yet That talking smile You never can forget, Is all the while Full of such sweet reproofs The darkest day, Like morning on the roofs In flush of May. Like autumn on the hills; |
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