Letitia Elizabeth Landon

Letitia Elizabeth Landon

Summary

Portrait of Letitia Elizabeth Landon Letitia Elizabeth Landon,  Landon in The Keepsake 1838 (1837)

“ Have yet another tomb, the heart’s enshrining;
There are the inward tears perpetual shed,
Grief with all other memories entwining.
Weep for the mourner—not for her who knows
Life’s latest—aye, and also sweetest slumber;
Peace is around it—only weep for those
Whom mortal cares and mortal anguish cumber.
It is a desperate grief—an utter gloom—
To which all after life brings no removing,
To know that deep within the unpitying tomb
Lies all the heart had in this world for loving.
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