To The Sorosis ClubOf Spring HillThat I, alas, alack! am living yet. But then I'd rather be still in Life's Ring With but a few at times my praise to sing, Than be a Burns, a Byron or a Poe Who passed from life a hundred years ago. Be kind today___and if perchance you see Some happy thought expressed in rhyme by m Sing loud my praise and say the Sunflower State At last has found for Ware a running mate, ("But if the sense and rhythm should be terrors Please charge it up to typographic errors.") Be sweet today, and only look for those Sweet flowers like the asters or. the rose, Refusing e'en to see a burr or thorn That here and there some paragraphs adorn. But criticise___nor deal in broken doses___ Yet be my steadfast friend, oh, Dear Sorosis. __Ed Blair. |
Sunflower Siftings
Ed Blair
(Boston: The Gorham Press. 1914)
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