George Sterling
George Sterling
(1869-1926 / United States)
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Words For Lange's - Poem by George Sterling
How many flowers are gently met
Within my garden fair!
The daffodil, the violet,
And lilies dear are there.
They fade and pass, the fleeting flowers,
And brief their little light;
They hold not Love's diviner hours,
Nor Sorrow's human night.
Tho' one by one their blooms depart,
No change thy lover knows,
For mine the fragrance of thy heart,
O thou my perfect rose!
Poems by George Sterling : 123 / 127
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Poem Submitted: Wednesday, April 7, 2010
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