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Dora Sigerson Shorter (Дора Сигерсон Шортер)


With a Rose


In the heart of a rose
   Lies the heart of a maid;
   If you be not afraid
You will wear it.  Who knows?

In the pink of its bloom,
   Lay your lips to her cheek;
   Since a rose cannot speak,
And you gain the perfume.

If the dews on the leaf
   Are the tears from her eyes;
   If she withers and dies,
Why, you have the belief,

That a rose cannot speak,
   Though the heart of a maid
   In its bosom must fade,
And with fading must break.



Dora Sigerson Shorter's other poems:
  1. A Moth
  2. The Enemies
  3. The Golden Apple
  4. A Lost Flower
  5. A Recompense


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