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Les Mouches Fantastiques (amateur journal)/June 1918/Two Songs

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Les Mouches Fantastiques, June 1918
edited by Elsie Alice Gidlow and Roswell George Mills
Two Songs by Elsie Alice Gidlow
4788384Les Mouches Fantastiques, June 1918 — Two SongsElsie Alice Gidlow and Roswell George MillsElsie Alice Gidlow

Too Songs.

I.

What does it avail me
What the world is fair
Bathing in the sunset's
Lemoned yallow hair;
What does it avail me
That my soul is free
If the fall of twilight
Bring you not to me?

II.

I shall paint all day long,
I shall paint the slender white birches
And the sun gilded grass
And the skies that are bluer than ether skies.
I shall paint all day long.
I shall paint your flame colored tresses
And your sun-coppered skin
And your eyes that are bluer than other eyes.

Dora Gidlow.