Florence Earle Coates

Florence Earle Coates

Summary

Portrait of Florence Earle Coates Florence Earle Coates The Unconquered Air, and Other Poems… (1912)

And as one startled wakes from a fair dream
⁠He fain would dream again, if that might be,
You looked on Death clothed in his might supreme,
⁠And gave yourself to him,—forgetting me.
All beauteous in the blossom-time of youth,
⁠Ere yet a cloud your radiance could dim,—
You knew him for God's messenger, in truth,
⁠And like an angel, went away with him.
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