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The
Last Robin
Lyrics and Sonnets
by
Ethelwyn Wetherald
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IN
A DARK HOUR.
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YES, yes, I know what you would say, and yet
Life is so sweet!
life is so very sweet!
Leaves dancing in the
sun make quick the beat
Of saddest heart, and Love must still forget
Life’s toil and care, its fever and its
fret.
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How blue the sky shines through the summer’s
heat,
How merrily the blood
defies the sleet;
One golden hour illumes a gray year. Let
Those
talk of tears who never knew relief;
For me the hoarded honey
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Outlives the wintry interval of pain;
Come loneliness, or lovelessness, or grief,
The memory of days too
sweet to last
Shall make my heart run o’er with joy again.
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