In Divers Tones by Charles G. D. Roberts
page 69 of 89 (77%)
page 69 of 89 (77%)
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Of birds and blossoms soon.
Subtle though it be, Yet sweetly sure that word; E'en such my heart hath heard (Over life's frosty lea) Of Immortality. WINTER GERANIUMS. O What avails the storm, When o'er my sense this Magian flower enweaves His charm of slumbrous summer, green and warm, And laps me in his luxury of leaves! O where the frost that chills, Whilst these rich blooms burn red about my face, Luring me out across the irised hills Where Autumn broods o'er purple deeps of space! A BREATHING TIME. Here is a breathing time, and rest for a little season. Here have I drained deep draughts out of the springs of life. |
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