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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THERE IS BUT SILENCE, by MARY FERRELL DICKINSON
First Line: Savor well each sight and sound
Last Line: But dark silence underground.
Subject(s): Silence
First Line: Savor well each sight and sound
Last Line: But dark silence underground.
Subject(s): Silence
Savor well each sight and sound,
There is but silence underground;
Silence ... nor the stir of leaf
Alleviating slow, chill grief.
Savor well the candent shower
Of sun your brittle little hour,
There is no laughter, light, nor sound,
But dark silence underground.
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