On The HillWith pendant star. Down beneath the dusky hill A little stream winds in and out-- A silver thread, Against the somberer hue Of rugged rocks and pines. Still-so still! A cricket's chirp, Is loud among the grasses in the wood-- So still, that as I stand I feel the calm of Nature touch my heart, To heal its hurt and soothe its pain, As drooping flowers, by summer rain, Are lifted up to life again. __Louisa Cooke Don-Carlos |
Dear Things And Queer Things
Louisa Cooke Don-Carlos
(Lawrence: The World Company. 1934)
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