Kansas Women in Literature by Nettie Garmer Barker
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page 33 of 46 (71%)
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Now might we know the bliss of days
divine.'' --``We are part of Heaven's scheme, You and I: Child of sunshine and the dew I was earthly--born as you. * * * * * * ``Yet my little hour I go, Troubled maid, Even where the storm blasts blow, Unafraid; Confident that from the sod All things upward wend to God.'' * * * * * * ``Dear heart, the homing hour is here, The task is done. Toilers, and they who course the deer Turn, one by one, At day's demise, Where dwells a deathless glow In loving eyes. I hear them hearthward go To castle, or to cottage on the lea; But him I love comes never home to me.'' * * * * * * |
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