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The Peace of the I-Illls Far Autumn HIIIS of amethyst Wlth you my sp1r1t keepeth tryst And wh1le through nolsy streets all day My Weary feet must wend tl1e1r way Beyond the qu1et r1ver s blue My heart s love tarr1eth vvlth you NIARY HAL1: J ohms Lxmes Wrxtten for a Young Lxedg upon her Gracluatxon fW1th apologxes to the poets most conce111ec'l J blng heavenly Muse for much I need thy a1d And 1f thou g1v'st It not I shall be sllent I m afrald Bevan and somewhat loudly sweep the strlngs For I would slng of youth and love and other kmdred th1D0'S The t1me has come to talk of seahng wax And shoes and sh1ps and cabbages, and also more unportant facts For lo' Where standlng wlth reluctant feet A Lnald from halls of learnlng just arrlved her fate would greet Her braln new stuied 1n youth Wlth trlumphs gay bhe fancles even falrer scenes upon the future way The earth IS all before her Wrth a heart Unp1erced as yet or so we trust by Love s mal1c1ous dart Ioyous, nor scared at lts own l1be1 ty She peers 1nto the future dun to see what she can see Fan' seed tlme had her soul, and she has sown Of all the arts and SCIBHCCS th1s weary world has known Bhss IS It 1n that dawn to be al1ve She thmlls Wlth rapture and b6S1d6S finds t1n1e to grow and thrxve Falr prom1se of a frultful tree say what M1d all the elashmg spheres thou llt choose to be thy future lotl Full many a flower was born to blush unseen But thou we1 t reared for loftler far and better thmgs, I Ween Creatlon s he1r, the world the world IS th1ne' What then dost thlnk the flttest for th1ne own especxal hue? To help thee aseertam thy future state I ll tell thee everythmg I can there s l1ttle to relate Not marble shall outllve thy powerful rhyme fProv1ded you produce lt at a favorable tlme J How could thy Muse want subjects to lnvent When th1ne own beauty 1S more rlch than gllded monument? There s somethlng' ln a flymg horse they say Chng round the neck of Pegasus he'll bear thee on thy way Yet varlum et and so forth, as you know Perhaps thy Muse truunphant thou wouldst even farther go ? f . . . . , , . . . . 4 1 . - 1 . . ,. . .. 1 1 ' . . . . , . , , . ov . 1 1 1 1,- ' 1 ' 1 ., . . I I . . , .. i 1 1 ', . , . 1 . . , ' 1 ., . . . , . 1 1 1 ' 1 1' , . 1 . . . 1 , . . . ' , . , . 4 ' 1 . 1 1 1 1
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Ht the Wedding. Ah! Nora, with your wicked curls, Your Wedding veil askew, Ah! Nora, dear, you've made the whole Of County Kerry blue. You've flirted with us all, my dear, And sworn that you'd be true, And all the time a-loving him, O! lucky Donohue! Now, Nora, in your Wedding veil, Your eyes aflashing through, Can light on many a likely lad That broke his heart for you. Ah, sure, they fooled us all, they did Those eyes of Irish blue, And all the time a-loving him O! lucky Donohue! RUTH TENNEY NETTLETON The Mesqued Engel. Long years ago, My Minstrel sang,- Sad and sweet the harpstrings rang- With fear and hate his face I knew, The Spectre, ' VVh,cvt-I-oioght-to-do.' N ow I am old-and yesterday, Feeling his presence pass this Way, I turned and saw in glad surprise An Angel, with strong, steadfast eyes. MARY HALE J ONES On I-ler Birthdag. Whoever looks upon thee knows That just Where Spring and Summer meet, Between the violet and the rose, This must have been thy birthtime, Sweet. The apple blooms have kissed thy cheek, And deep into thy merry eyes, Where all my happiness I seek, Have laughed the blue May morning skies. And last of all, Within thine heart The winds of May did softly bring. Of Summer's richest warmth a part, And all the freshness of the Spring. MARY HALE JONES 104
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