HOW COULD I DREAM?
.How/couldiidKsam a day would ever
dawn.* '•' ' . . ■ S«vy.. could. I dream the day would dawn, indeed, If hen daffodils should glisten on the ■■..'.■ ; 'lawn. v ■' ■■■"■"'■.• : .
:.^- And I not heed'? Hwrstrange it seems to think I never
knew ' ■'■■*.■' mk&b one day Spring's first breath woiild thrift th© air, Sfirown furrows ■ shine beneath the rain-washed, blue, Arid I not cara? Hfowr could I tell a long-retmembered
Toioe. / Might stir grey sorrow from her wintry- sleep? t 4id not dream the song-thrush would rejoice, And I but weep.
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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVI, Issue 279, 23 November 1912, Page 6
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88HOW COULD I DREAM? Marlborough Express, Volume XLVI, Issue 279, 23 November 1912, Page 6
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