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Poems (Schiller)/Katie's grave

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4641961Poems — Katie's graveRebecca Jane Schiller
KATIE'S GRAVE
Out on the top of yonder hill,There is a little grave,Where everything is sweet and still,Where windy pine trees wave.
Beautiful birds their anthems sing,And gay colored flowers bloom,All around where Katie sleeps,As if to chase away all gloom.
I might easily forget her,For 'tis years since we laid her there,And naught remains to remind us of herBut a silken curl of hair.
But none of us forget her,With her lovely form so fair,We think we yet see the smiling face,If it is years since we laid her there.[Aged 13 years.]