Trickling TearO'er her fair cheek where only smiles had played, And when he saw it there his heart grew still And sad, for all his joys then seemed to fade. "What was it, Love," he said, "that brought the tear, A sweet, sad tear to eyes that only knew Sweet merriment and joy and laughter's ways; Was it because some friend has proved untrue?" And then he pressed her close and kissed again Her lily cheeks, yes, kissed them o'er and o'er, And begged that she might pour into his ear The story sad, so sad, her dear heart bore. Her eyes looked up to his with old time love And o'er her face a smile began to play, The tear came trickling down___"Because sweet- heart It was so sweet to have it kissed away," __Ed Blair. |
Sunflower Siftings
Ed Blair
(Boston: The Gorham Press. 1914)
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