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Poem by Augusta Webster * * * DEAREST, this one day we own, Stolen from the crowd and press, Let it be sweet silence's. We two, heart in heart, alone; Any speech were less. We are weary, even thus, Talk might turn to discontent Else be practised merriment: Earth and sky will speak for us Nearer as we meant. We two in the stillness, dear, Fair dreams come without our quest; Not to talk of life is best. Ah, our holiday is here,Let it all be rest. Augusta Webster Augusta Webster's other poems: 1195 Views |
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