Love or Fame; and Other Poems by Fannie Isabel Sherrick
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page 78 of 149 (52%)
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Beneath his love and grace.
Twin lilies in the tide were floating, With quickly coming breath, But one is left, with sad tears falling, To mourn her sister's death. Twin stars upon the waves were gleaming; Two star-gods pure and bright; But one is left--that one is fading And dying with the night. Memory A treasured link of shining pearls, A by-gone melody, A shower of tears with smiles between-- And this is memory. A thing so light a breath of air May waft its life away; A thing so dark that moments of pain Seem like some endless day. |
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