A Woman of Thirty by Marjorie Allen Seiffert
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page 22 of 85 (25%)
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Ringing to the hills,
I too am the hills Singing to the sky. I too am the sky! The beloved is returning, Let the bells ring! VI. DUSK There is no soul too poor to build a temple Where it may go apart And worship darkness. For out of darkness Images shine... and fade... Since now there is no worship nor any music, Let incense be a curved smile On lips that remember, And candles, notes of laughter In empty dusk. Above, A coloured window slowly turns Black to the night. VII. RUINS |
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