She
kissed the rose I gave her,
Before my very eyes;
I
looked upon the picture
Spell-bound, in glad surprise.
She
kissed the rose I gave her,
Her lips the petals’ hue;
I
gazed in silent longing,
‘Twas all that I could do.
I
ne’er have wished me soul-less,
Or any flower that grows,
But
O, I’d give a fortune
Could I have been the rose!
Aug.
14, 1902
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