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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
REMEMBERED KISSES, by HARRIET LEE MCMANUS
First Line: Remembered kisses! Would that I had one
Last Line: And gives me just a handful of dried tears.
Subject(s): Kisses
First Line: Remembered kisses! Would that I had one
Last Line: And gives me just a handful of dried tears.
Subject(s): Kisses
Remembered kisses! Would that I had one
To help me through the night when day is done.
And memory chases down the vanished years
And gives me just a handful of dried tears.
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