Poems by Frances Ellen Watkins Harper
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To Jamie it seemed more clear;
36 TRUTH. Grandma, he said, must be lonesome, And mamma has gone to her. But the question lies unanswered In our little Jamie's mind, Why she should go to our mother, And leave her children behind; To dwell in that lovely city, From all that was dear to part, From children who loved to nestle So closely around her heart. Dear child, like you, we are puzzled, With problems that still remain; But think in the great hereafter Their meaning will all be plain. TRUTH. A rock, for ages, stern and high, Stood frowning 'gainst the earth and sky, And never bowed his haughty crest |
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