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In Teeth Of Fate

By Elizabeth Stuart Phelps


Let us sit in our darkening weather,
Dear Heart! alone together
For a while,
And talk it all over bravely.
Nay, lift me not up that white, sweet smile
We'll face what is coming bravely or gravely,
But I cannot bear that smile.

No, I did not say the dying,
But those departing, flying
Far away,
Smile so. Come a little nearer!
I can better think what I had to say.
My darling, my darling! stay nearer, be dearer!
We will talk some other day.

Source Book

Poetic Studies

by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps

Copyright 1875
Published by James R. Osgood And Company, Boston

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