Poems by Theodore Harding Rand
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Silent, with hands crost meekly on his breast,
"Only a penny, Sir!"
A mossy footfall in this wood
O soul, that art essential change,
O come, unpack the heart of care!
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Earth's manifold noises break
Shy bird of the silver arrows of song,
The lithe wind races and sings
"Time in advance behind him hides his wings." - YOUNG.
I would enshrine in silvern song