Cross Roads by Margaret E. (Margaret Elizabeth) Sangster
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And poignant sweetness,
And half-hidden melody. 1 love color. ... I love crimson, and azure, And the glowing purity of white. And yet today, I saw a living bit of brown, A vague oasis on a streak of gray, That brought heaven Very near to me. POSSESSION (A TENEMENT MOTHER SPEAKS) Y' ain't as pretty as some babies are -- But, oh, yer mine! Yer lil' fingers sorter seem t' twine Aroun' my soul. Yer eyes are bright, t' me, as any star, Yer hair's like gol'. Some people say yer hair is sandy-red, An' that yer eyes is sorter wan an' pale, An' that yer lil' body looks, well, frail. . .. Y' ain't been fed Like rich folks children are. . . . |
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