A Woman of Thirty by Marjorie Allen Seiffert
page 57 of 85 (67%)
page 57 of 85 (67%)
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Over the hill where all winds die.
November Dusk Where like ghosts of verdant days Whispering down, Leaves in the November dusk Drift and drown, Stand two lovers, motionless And apart In their sturdy nakedness Of the heart, Two dark figures, side by side Through the mist Standing as though time had died Since they kissed, Whose deep roots, alive and sound Blindly reach Mingling in the fertile ground Each with each-- Pray that we, when gaunt and old Like bare trees Through our common earth may hold Close, like these! |
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