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letter to mrs. j g holland, early june 1884 - julie harris lyrics

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sweet friend

i hope you brought your open fire with you, else your confiding nose has ere this been nipped *

three dazzling winter nights have wrecked the budding gardens, and the bobolinks stand as still in the meadow as if they had never danced *

i hope your heart has kept you warm * should i say your hearts, for you are yet a banker *

death cannot plunder half so fast as fervor can re*earn *

we had one more, “memorial day,” to whom to carry blossoms *

gilbert had lilies of the valley, and father and mother, damson*hawth*rn *

when it shall come my turn, i want a b*ttercup * doubtless the grass will give me one, for does she not revere the whims of her flitting children?

i was with you in all the loneliness, when you took your flight, for every jostling of the spirit barbs the loss afresh * even the coming out of the sun after an hour’s rain, intensifies their absence *

ask some kind voice to read to you mark antony’s oration over his playmate caesar *

i never knew a broken heart to break itself so sweet *

i am glad if theodore balked the professors * most such are mankins, and a warm blow from a brave anatomy, hurls them into wherefores *

- julie harris lyrics

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