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Harriet Monroe - These TwoHarriet Monroe - These Two
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They died these two &mdash The little boys I knew &mdash One at Gallipoli and one in France. Long ago &mdash Oh, twenty years or so &mdash They used to romp and dance Over the grass, under the trees. One toddling brother Had golden curls Fine as a girl`s, And funny little round fat cheeks the other. They liked me, used to climb Into my lap, and tease For stories before bed-time, tugging close With little arms and knees It seems too short a time For these two to grow tall Of body and soul, Grow into men, and hear the iron call, and give their youth`s bright hoard. Brief was their story As sunlight on a sword.
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