Thomas Henry Kendall,
The Poems of Henry Kendall — Rose Lorraine
(1920)
“ No wish have I to start anew Heart fountains that have ceased to leap. Here, face to face with different days, And later things that plead for love, It would be worse than wrong to raise A phantom far too fain to move. ”
Thomas Henry Kendall,
The Poems of Henry Kendall — Rose Lorraine
(1920)
“ Then came the bitter, sudden change, The fastened lips, the dumb despair. The first few weeks were very strange, And long, and sad, and hard to bear. No woman lives with power to burst My passion's bonds, and set me free ”
