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*More beneath mould'ring sullen earth do sleep Than move and breathe with calm and cheerful ease; Mocking flowers drooping who muse and weep— Sturdy oaks free of sadness and disease. Unconscious of final approaching doom, Last appointment at late or early hour; Unmindful of eager awaiting tomb, Blissful, never do they despair nor tire. 'Till gaiety darkens to doleful sigh. At the end of ev'ry road laughs a grave, Whilst cruel time triumphantly doth fly Mocking sad flower and stalwart oak brave.* ~Hilda~
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Jun 30, 2014
Jun 30, 2014 at 6:26 PM UTC
More Beneath Mould'ring Sullen Earth Do Sleep
*More beneath mould'ring sullen earth do sleep Than move and breathe with calm and cheerful ease; Mocking flowers drooping who muse and weep— Sturdy oaks free of sadness and disease. Unconscious of final approaching doom, Last appointment at late or early hour; Unmindful of eager awaiting tomb, Blissful, never do they despair nor tire. 'Till gaiety darkens to doleful sigh. At the end of ev'ry road laughs a grave, Whilst cruel time triumphantly doth fly Mocking sad flower and stalwart oak brave.* ~Hilda~
© Hilda June 30, 2014
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Jun 30, 2014 at 6:26 PM UTC
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