Cross Roads by Margaret E. (Margaret Elizabeth) Sangster
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And if you are frightened lest you
Weary grow, my arms will rest you, As we take the road together when the red leaves fly. Springtime is the time for mating? Ah, a deeper love is waiting Down the autumn road that calls us, you and I! THE CITY -- TOWERS AND CANYONS, AND SLUMS, MAN BUILT. . . . AND SOULS, GOD BUILT! SCARLET FLOWERS The window box across the street Is filled with scarlet flowers; They glow, like bits of sunset cloud, Across the dragging hours. What though the mist be like a shroud What though the day be dreary? The window box across the street Is warm, and gay, and cheery! |
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