Versos English Martha Dickinson Bianchi At Easter

English poem

At Easter

by (1866–1943)

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Drawing near the Easter Sunday With the Easter-greeting kiss; When I come, remember Dora— Not alone we suffer this! Then, as were it for the first time— Kiss thou me and I kiss thee; Thou with modest eyelids downcast, I with but ill stifled glee!