A Woman of Thirty by Marjorie Allen Seiffert
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page 21 of 85 (24%)
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Reaching into silence.
IV. PRIEDIEU Beauty passes But dust is eternal. Outside the temple Beauty dies in the wind. So when my temple is fallen And lies in dust, Where then will be the memory Of your beauty? I pray my dust That it may hold your image Tomorrow and for ever. V. FESTIVAL The beloved is returning, Let the bells ring! I too am a tower Hung with bronze bells, I too am a bell Chiming to the winds, I too am the wind |
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