A Woman of Thirty by Marjorie Allen Seiffert
page 53 of 85 (62%)
page 53 of 85 (62%)
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I will not even touch your shining head--
But lift your eyes up, flower-face, And I will fill them as full of love As they can hold! IV Ah no! If you were here I would sweep you into my arms and hold you close! Though my love is of the spirit I must feel your little restless body Pressed for a moment against my heart. Summer Night Rain, rain murmuring endless complaints In mournful whisperings that never cease, You bring my tired brain a certain peace Like Latin prayers to absent-minded saints. And whether silently to earth you fall, Or dashed and driven in tempestuous flight Like souls before God's wrath, the thirsty night, The soft and fecund earth shall drink you all. Maura I Maura dreams unwakened-- |
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