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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
CHILDHOOD, by OLIVER MURRAY EDWARDS
First Line: With just a thought for childhood's hour
Last Line: Into the larger place.
Subject(s): Children; Memory; Thought; Youth; Childhood; Thinking
First Line: With just a thought for childhood's hour
Last Line: Into the larger place.
Subject(s): Children; Memory; Thought; Youth; Childhood; Thinking
With just a thought for childhood's hour
When love first came to me,
These verses here are now inscribed
In loving memory;
That children may be first within,
Though given a small space,
For their minds quickly pass beyond
Into the larger place.
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