Her mother, Elfie older grown,
One evening, for adieu,
Said, “You'll not mind being left alone,
For God takes care of you!”
In child-way her heart's eye did see
The correlation's node:
“Yes,” she said, “God takes care o' me,
An' I take care o' God.”
The child and woman were the same,
She changed not, only grew;
'Twixt God and her no shadow came:
The true is always true!
As daughter, sister, promised wife,
Her heart with love did brim:
Now, sure, it brims as full of life,
Hid fourteen years in him!
Reciprocity
George Macdonald
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Poem topics: I love you, alone, daughter, life, mother, sister, wife, woman, evening, shadow, mind, child, heart, love, true, god, I miss you, Print This Poem , Rhyme Scheme
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