Perpetual Light : a memorial by William Rose Benét
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page 81 of 101 (80%)
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By your smile to me,
Visioning some clime-- But long years between-- When we should say, sometime, "Think what we have seen!" You and I wondering Of our old age, Turned a page pondering, And turned a page ... Now, my hands pluck ravelled Strands I can't untie. Yet--you always travelled Farther than I! V HER WAY You loved the hay in the meadow, Flowers at noon, The high cloud's long shadow, Honey of June, The flaming woodways tangled With Fall on the hill, The towering night star-spangled And winter-still. And you loved firelit faces, |
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