OUR OWN VERSE-MAKERS.

Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 56, 9 March 1929, Page 15

OUR OWN VERSE-MAKERS.

The.'sun.had popped .below .the".hill, The sky was. crimson red} I.saw it througli the window „'£,B/1 was in ihybea

Ouside tho land was bathed in twilight A willow sottly bent its head; - I saw it through the window, As I was in my bed.

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