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ORIGINAL POETRY.

A FLOWER.

The air <wa« filled with sunshine and with scent From the lusicous flowers, growing adown the rale ; Within th# cottage, in ft eick room pent Lay a «w*et child, her face warworn an<l pale. The BeaptVs seyth? drew nearer to her hed, 'A§**iUj fli>w> ihe lighj; w^.ieed hour* by. Sh\» Vld a rose, aighinn softly, »• s.fce said * 4 All Waute-u- flow ci« depart, th ii why not I? J ' "Aad then she turned her wejry head, Holding the red .rpse.in.ber pallid hand, " There is pain fa dying" ihe wid, "But joy in the otber'Jand." The swimmiug yapour did hu§h all noise, She heard not the clamour of the fsr-o'ff street, She only heard the larks' glad jubilant *oice And the hum of the b*M and the lambs sor- . ' row f||l bleat; Open fr*s the casement to the languid air, X Jlnd to the prying tionpyiuckle and rose, And th^y both whispered " Thou art nry fair Fad« with "»» wait not, for the winter * snows. ' She only turned hrr w#ary J»»ad - - Holdinjj the red rose in liar pallid hand, " There is pain in dying" she said \ v *• But joy in -theotlier'Und." • *<■ J ■■:■ Enter th« room and clasp her snowy hand, ' 'Arid; itOrtping, leafe a kiss upon her cheek, And tonei thf ,ros«-, she h dde»h like a wand, , Aiid 'dnze upon Her face, but do" not Bpeak, jßrrak -tbt tier ilutubor, soon » sleep wilt come ' - Ow V die eyes tio touo'i of ours wJI »rake, And this sweet- chain her .wjll be on* of nJootn, Vi'uikV^Win vrWeQ^ier l|er.own «*r^^He.,,. ! 'S.e» ( p, soon thy •lumber will {)« rery Ue^p, ' "\ Hold vhbu the red rose in tliy pallid h#\ud, . SttiVart thou whispering, even fa thy sleep R ' J« There'is -joy" in "th*t other lamd !" . , [ ' ; Sidney E. S.

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Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 528, 7 October 1875, Page 3

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ORIGINAL POETRY. A FLOWER. Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 528, 7 October 1875, Page 3

ORIGINAL POETRY. A FLOWER. Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 528, 7 October 1875, Page 3

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