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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THINGS THAT NEVER DIE, by E. O. JEWELL
First Line: It never dies, a mother's love
Last Line: A mother's tender love can never die.
Subject(s): Mothers
First Line: It never dies, a mother's love
Last Line: A mother's tender love can never die.
Subject(s): Mothers
IT never dies,--a mother's love
Strengthens with every ill that may betide;
In every phase of life its waters move
With current strong, and fathomless, and wide.
From the heart oft other flames may rise,
And while they seem as warm and grand and high,
The incense of one lives to reach the skies,--
A mother's tender love can never die.
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