Mildred Mcneal Sweeney Poems

  • 1.
    Himself is least afraid
    When the singing lips in the dust
    With all mute lips are laid.
    For thither all men must.
    ...
  • 2.
    So hath he fallen, the Endymion of the air,
    And so lies down in slumber lapped for aye.
    Diana, passing, found his youth too fair,
    His soul too fleet and willing to obey.
    ...
Total 2 Poems by Mildred Mcneal Sweeney

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