Frances O'Brien, An Old Man's Reverie (1886)
“ But none of them doth now remain to me, They too have died. The friends of youth no more with tales of old The pleasant past recall, In dreamless sleep they lie serenely cold– I've outlived all. ”
Frances O'Brien, An Old Man's Reverie (1886)
“ But none of them doth now remain to me, They too have died. The friends of youth no more with tales of old The pleasant past recall, In dreamless sleep they lie serenely cold– I've outlived all. ”