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Jakujin: The promised epoch, like a star,
Shines very bright and very far,
But nothing shall its lustre mar,
Though distant yet.
If I, in vain, must sit and wait,
To realize our future state,
I shall not be disconsolate,
My cigarette!
--Dollie Radford
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1858-1920
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Dollie Radford(1858-1920)
Kairpra: 'Spring Time' by Dollie Radford.
In the distant woods are blowing
Tender buds and blossoms sweet,
Fragrant leaves and grasses glowing
From the touch of Fairy feet.
In the woods a spirit singing
Stays and touches every tree,
And to loving branches clinging
Flowers open tremblingly
Lost_Visions: “Are you happy Lucy
On the ground?
Shall I sit beside you,
And around
Spread my playthings old & new
Quite close to you?”
RADFORD, Dollie.
Songs for Somebody. Pictured by G. M. B[radley]
1893
consertum: But dear, from your November rose
To-night a deeper memory grows,
Than friend's or lover's.
Deep as the knowledge is to be,
When my last slumber carefully
The brown earth covers.
Dollie Radford (1858-1920)
theodoragoss: Dollie Radford, "A Ballad of Victory"
Charlotte Perkins Gilman, "When I Was a Witch"
Elinor Wylie, "Atavism," "The Fairy Goldsmith," "Madman's Song"
Virginia Woolf, "A Haunted House"
laurabang: And silently through all the hours,
The trees have borne their magic flowers,
And now stand up with dauntless head,...
JulzCasanova: Dear academics! I'm trying to gather 1880-90s poems by New Women on cigarettes/smoking (e.g. Dollie Radford's "A Novice"). Any suggestions?
jadtdammy007: Here's a poem by Dollie Radford called "December"
No gardener need go far to find
The Christmas rose,
The...