Poems of Experience by Ella Wheeler Wilcox
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Until I weed the garden of my mind From all that is unworthy and unkind, Am I not master of my mind, dear Lord? Then as I THINK, so must be my reward. Who sows in weakness, cannot reap in strength, That which we plant, we gather in at length. Great God of Justice, be Thou just to me, And as my thoughts, so let my future be. THE LONDON 'BOBBY' A TRIBUTE TO THE POLICEMEN OF ENGLAND'S CAPITAL Here in my cosy corner, Before a blazing log, I'm thinking of cold London Wrapped in its killing fog; And, like a shining beacon Above the picture grim, I see the London 'Bobby,' And sing my song for him. I see his stalwart figure, I see his kindly face, I hear his helpful answer |
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