The Kingdom of Love by Ella Wheeler Wilcox
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page 102 of 108 (94%)
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For evermore in shadow.
We dreamed a sweet dream, you and I, All in the summer weather, Where rose and wine and warm sunshine Were mingled in together. We dreamed that June was with us yet, We woke to find December. We dreamed that we two could forget, We woke but to remember. HIS YOUTH "Dying? I am not dying? Are you mad? You think I need to ask for heavenly grace? _I_ think YOU are a fiend, who would be glad To see me struggle in death's cold embrace. "But, man, you lie! for I am strong--in truth Stronger than I have been in years; and soon I shall feel young again as in my youth, My glorious youth--life's one great priceless boon. "O youth, youth, youth! O God! that golden time, When proud and glad I laughed the hours away. Why, there's no sacrifice (perhaps no crime) |
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