Poems (Radford)/Speedwells
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Speedwells
I came to lay my sorrow in the wood,
It had so heavy grown,
And on my way the little speedwells stood,
And claimed it for their own.
It had so heavy grown,
And on my way the little speedwells stood,
And claimed it for their own.
I came to let my tears in anguish fall,
They were too great to bear,
And now the little speedwells hold them all,
I have no tears to spare.
They were too great to bear,
And now the little speedwells hold them all,
I have no tears to spare.
There is no other sign, by flower or leaf,
To mark the road I came;
This tiny cup of blue bears all the grief
I had not strength to name.
To mark the road I came;
This tiny cup of blue bears all the grief
I had not strength to name.