TWO ANGELS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 57, 7 March 1936, Page 9 (Supplement)

TWO ANGELS.

I ww Dawn', angel with gold wings „•%« StSfi ■ 2fw™'«°th. Kartul .»«ao» »• <° flight ' „« r.t snlendid light. Before the cast s array sunlit And where the trees beside ffcate tb.lr en*- »■»»«» """ "" " I "'° S^wYte«- distilled »P« Scintillant shivers when the snuu And P hcar the larks their morning paeans -ifthis my lorely world not fit for she lifted np her he^^ n am the Dawn, the Morning totar, "My"gift is life.. Is it v not wi 7 h 0n f 0 C y rfn she Across the glowing sky witn jo* were amber light and golden' . /.Ti the cool close of day,* when sunset pnled , „ P ilcd. And friendly hills were shadow vei . I saw the angel of the ev e ningc<dusky Her wings were like the shadows, duMty And darkling blue. These words I heard -Lo!' e once y igain I draw a mantle 80 " O'er hill and mountain, mcadowlan And""earth o slips into dreams. Yet though Tha?'made I day fair are hid, the bright She smiled with as waters moonligbtHcr'KV voice with deep delight was ♦TMy'gift is peace. It seems most fair to some. . __ i„ n rifl Her eyes were dark and calm, ! Dawn's were flame; -rpre —And yet, I thought their faces we i