Wayside Flowers
Wayside Flowers
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Long may our banner float O'er graves near and remote, Where rest the brave ; And while of them we sing, DECOBATION DAT. 97 Our grateful offering Of garlands bright, we bring For every grave.
Response — And as we deck the soldier's grave, We pray, may God the Union save.
A KEE, PSAKE.
To Miss M. E. N.
I have among my keepsakes, A little gift of hair, All deftly wound and woven Into leaves and blossoms fair; The words " My Class " are written, One word on either side Of th' knot of rosy ribbon.
...With which the flowers are tied.
My class ! for which I deem it A treasure fair to own, For that I highly prize it.
But 'tis not for that alone. This precious gift of flowers, Most lovingly I hold. For, here the friend who made it, I shall never more behold.
96 A KEEPSAKE. 99 With slender, wasted fingers, And failing strength she wrouglit ; Ah I who knows but Death's message Was the sooner to her brought Because of this ? Oh, sadly I gaze on it to-day, And fast my tears are falling, For the girl who passed away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Long may our banner float O'er graves near and remote, Where rest the brave ; And while of them we sing, DECOBATION DAT. 97 Our grateful offering Of garlands bright, we bring For every grave.
Response — And as we deck the soldier's grave, We pray, may God the Union save.
A KEE, PSAKE.
To Miss M. E. N.
I have among my keepsakes, A little gift of hair, All deftly wound and woven Into leaves and blossoms fair; The words " My Class " are written, One word on either side Of th' knot of rosy ribbon.
...With which the flowers are tied.
My class ! for which I deem it A treasure fair to own, For that I highly prize it.
But 'tis not for that alone. This precious gift of flowers, Most lovingly I hold. For, here the friend who made it, I shall never more behold.
96 A KEEPSAKE. 99 With slender, wasted fingers, And failing strength she wrouglit ; Ah I who knows but Death's message Was the sooner to her brought Because of this ? Oh, sadly I gaze on it to-day, And fast my tears are falling, For the girl who passed away.
What to read after Wayside Flowers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E a Emma Adeline Kimball to read onlineMoreLess
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