A Woman's Love Letters by Sophia Margaret Hensley
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page 20 of 47 (42%)
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Cynics may sneer;
The great world--let it go-- June warmth be March's snow, I care not--be it so Since I am here. Time was when war's alarm Called for a fear, When sorrow's seeming harm Hastened a tear; Naught care I now what foe Threatens, for scarce I know How the year's seasons go Since I am here. This is my resting-place Holy and dear, Where Pain's dejected face May not appear. This is the world to me, Earth's woes I will not see But rest contentedly Since I am here. Is't your voice chiding, Love, My mild career? My meek abiding, Love, Daily so near? "Danger and loss" to me? Ah, Sweet, I fear to see |
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