English poem
Each and All
by Florence Earle Coates (1850–1927)
Yet, soul—my soul, what meant the strife To thee?—what power had Another's wrong to make thee feel Thyself so wronged and sad? And when at last Good overcame,— O why wast thou so glad?
Versos English Florence Earle Coates Each and All
English poem
by Florence Earle Coates (1850–1927)
Yet, soul—my soul, what meant the strife To thee?—what power had Another's wrong to make thee feel Thyself so wronged and sad? And when at last Good overcame,— O why wast thou so glad?