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RomanticGwendolyn B. Bennett

Sonnet--2

Some things are very dear to me-- Such things as flowers bathed by rain Or patterns traced upon the sea Or crocuses where snow has lain ... The iridescence of a gem, The moon’s cool opalescent light, Azaleas and the scent of them, And honeysuckles in the night. And many sounds are also dear-- Like winds that sing among the trees Or crickets calling from the weir Or Negroes humming melodies. But dearer far than all surmise Are sudden tear-drops in your eyes.
DreamyGwendolyn B. Bennett

Your Songs

When first you sang a song to me With laughter shining from your eyes, You trolled your music liltingly With cadences of glad surprise. In after years I heard you croon In measures delicately slow Of trees turned silver by the moon And nocturnes sprites and lovers know. And now I cannot hear you sing, But love still holds your melody For silence is a sounding thing To one who listens hungrily.

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