Embers, Volume 2. by Gilbert Parker
page 29 of 47 (61%)
page 29 of 47 (61%)
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The beauty a flower-land hath.
REMEDIAL Well it has come and has gone, I have some pride, you the same; You will scarce put willow on, I will have buried a name. A stone, "Hic Jacet"--no more; Let the world wonder at will; You have the key to the door, I have the cenotaph still. A tear--one tear, is it much, Dropped on a desert of pain? Had you one passionate touch Of Nature there had been rain. Purpose, oh no, there was none! You could not know if you would; You were the innocent one. Malice? Nay, you were too good. Hearts should not be in your way, |
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