A Woman's Love Letters
If I had known

That when the morrow dawned the roses would be dead

I would have filled my hands with blossoms white and red.

If I had known!

If I had known

That I should be to-day deaf to all happy birds

I would have lain for hours to listen to your words.

If I had known!

If I had known

That with the morning light you would be gone for aye

I would have been more kind;—sweet Love had won his way

If I had known.

[Pg 14]

Anticipation.

Let us peer forward through the dusk of years

And force the silent future to reveal

Her store of garnered joys; we may not kneel

For ever, and entreat our bliss with tears.

Somewhere on this drear earth the sunshine lies,

Somewhere the air breathes Heaven-blown harmonies.


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