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Poem by Benjamin Franklin King


How Often


They stood on the bridge at midnight,
   In a park not far from town;
They stood on the bridge at midnight
   Because they didn't sit down.

The moon rose o'er the city
   Behind the dark church spire;
The moon rose o'er the city
   And kept on rising higher.

How often, oh! how often
   They whispered words so soft;
How often, oh! how often,
   How often, oh! how oft.



Benjamin Franklin King


Benjamin Franklin King's other poems:
  1. Benton Harbor, Mich
  2. The Yaller Jackets' Nest
  3. Asphodel
  4. Toboggan
  5. De Bugle on De Hill


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