A Woman's Love Letters by Sophia Margaret Hensley
page 17 of 47 (36%)
page 17 of 47 (36%)
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And I,--I shall be happy,--promise me This one small thing, Beloved, for I long For happiness as the caged bird for song. Not where four walls close in the melody I want the fresh, sweet air, the water's gush, The strong, sane life with thee, the summer hush. A Song of Dawn. In the east a lightening; Where the woods are chill Moves an unseen finger, Wakes a sudden thrill; In my soul a glimmer, Hush! no words are heard! In heart-ambush hidden Chirrup of a bird; Tremble heart and forest Like a frightened fawn, Gleam the distant tree-tops, Hither comes the dawn! |
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