Fleurs De Lys, and Other Poems by Arthur Weir
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page 67 of 103 (65%)
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The maples spread their foliage green
To shade the grass below, Hills rise the lowly vales between Or streams would never flow. A million creatures find a home Within a droplet's sphere, And giants through the woodlands roam While quakes the land in fear. A tiny fall in music breaks Against the mountain's base, While roars an avalanche and shakes The whole world in its race. One must be weak and one be strong, One huge, another small, To help this teeming world along, And make a home for all. Equality is death, not life, In Nature and with man, And progress is but upward strife With some one in the van. _LACHINE._ |
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