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ContemplativeBertha Gerneaux Woods

The Sampler

A little church with steeple red, A zigzag fence, a tree; And in the corner, cross-stitched fine, The words: “Remember me.” O, little great-great Aunt Katrine, Whose dust returned to dust When only nine years old, we keep Inviolate the trust, And wonder as we gaze upon The church, the fence, the tree, If some faint presage stirred you when You stitched: “Remember me.”

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