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Poem by Louisa Sarah Bevington


Tell Me


Q.--

TELL me, Mother Nature, tell,--
What of heaven and what of hell?
Who doth ill and who doth well?
Tell me, Mother Nature.

A.--

Well is done where firmlier life
Cometh forth from any strife;
Where life-happiness is rife:--
Love to live, my creature.

Q.--

What of love? With what intent
Is my life with loving blent,--
Sacrifice and sacrament?
Tell me, Mother Nature.

A.--

Loveless life is null and vain;
Love alone is worthy gain,
Love alone is worthy pain;--
Live to love, my creature.



Louisa Sarah Bevington


Louisa Sarah Bevington's other poems:
  1. Steel or Gold?
  2. The Most Beautiful Thing
  3. “Merle Wood”
  4. “Egoisme a Deux”
  5. Cloud-Climbing


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