Bird-Notes by Evelyn Douglas [i.e. J. E. Barlas] |
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Endurance. |
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XXXVI. Endurance.
Lights upon the grasses,
Shadows on the moss,
Where a bird's wing passes
Or green branches toss.
Forest, field, and meadow
Live through shine and shadow,
Man through love and loss.
Shadows on the moss,
Where a bird's wing passes
Or green branches toss.
Forest, field, and meadow
Live through shine and shadow,
Man through love and loss.
Ah but I have founded
All my hope on thee;
With thee my life is rounded
As with sky and sea.
Leaf, and fruit, and flower
Survive the storm and shower
But not the parent tree.
All my hope on thee;
With thee my life is rounded
As with sky and sea.
Leaf, and fruit, and flower
Survive the storm and shower
But not the parent tree.
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