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Ella Wheeler Wilcox - I, TooElla Wheeler Wilcox - I, Too
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I saw fond lovers in that glow That oft-times fades away too soon: I saw and said, "Their joy I know— I, too, have had my honeymoon." A young expectant mother`s gaze Held earth and heaven within its scope: My thoughts went back to holy days— I said, "I, too, have known that hope." I saw a stricken mother swayed By sorrow`s storm, like wind-blown grass: I said, "I, too, dismayed Have seen the little white hearse pass." I saw a matron rich with years Walk radiantly beside her mate: I blessed them, and said through my tears, "I, too, have known that high estate." I saw a woman swathed in black So blind with grief she could not see: I said, "Not far need I look back— I, too, have known Gethsemane." I saw a face so full of light, It seemed with all God`s truths to shine: I said, "I, too, have found my sight, I, too, have touched the Fact Divine."
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