Verses by Susan Coolidge
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page 52 of 125 (41%)
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To take the storm-tossed in!
UNA. My darling once lived by my side, She scarcely ever went away; We shared our studies and our play, Nor did she care to walk or ride Unless I did the same that day. Now she is gone to some far place; I never see her any more, The pleasant play-times all are o'er; I come from school, there is no face To greet me at the open door. At first I cried all day, all night; I could not bear to eat or smile, I missed her, missed her, all the while The brightest day did not look bright, The shortest walk was like a mile. Then some one came and told me this: "Your playmate is but gone from view, Close by your side she stands, and you Can almost hear her breathe, and kiss Her soft cheek as you used to do. |
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