A Woman's Love Letters by Sophia Margaret Hensley
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page 12 of 47 (25%)
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(I see it when I sleep) with portals wide
And shining towers, gleams on the farther side. Song. "Tshirr!" scolds the oriole Where the elms stir, Flaunting her gourd-like nest On the tree's swaying crest: "May's here, I cannot rest, Go away; tshirr!" "Tshirr!" scolds the oriole Where the leaves blur, Giving her threads a jerk, Spying where rivals lurk, "May's here, and I'm at work. Go away, tshirr!" Misunderstanding. Spring's face is wreathed in smiles. She had been driven Hither and thither at the surly will Of treacherous winds till her sweet heart was chill. |
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