The Verse-Book of a Homely Woman by Fay [Pseudonym] Inchfawn
page 41 of 73 (56%)
page 41 of 73 (56%)
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And how my poor head ached! Because,
well there! It uses lots of strength to beat the air! "I am a boxer!" Here and now I pray For grace to hit the self-life every day. And when the old annoyance comes once more And the old temper rises sharp and sore, I shall hit hard and straight, O Tender- Wise, And read approval in Thy loving eyes. The Home Lights "In my father's house!" The words Bring sweet cadence to my ears. Wandering thoughts, like homing birds, Fly all swiftly down the years, To that wide casement, where I always see Bright love-lamps leaning out to welcome me. Sweet it was, how sweet to go To the worn, familiar door. No need to stand a while, and wait, |
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