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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THOUGH THE MILES DIVIDE US, by EDWIN OSGOOD GROVER Poet's Biography
First Line: And though the miles divide us, we'll still walk hand
Last Line: My heart shall yet be loyal--thou art my mother still.
Subject(s): Mothers
First Line: And though the miles divide us, we'll still walk hand
Last Line: My heart shall yet be loyal--thou art my mother still.
Subject(s): Mothers
AND though the miles divide us, we'll still walk hand in hand.
For mother heart or child heart will all things understand.
No matter where I journey, or what my life shall fill.
My heart shall yet be loyal--thou art my mother still.
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