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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
PEARLS, by ROBERT WOOD CLACK
First Line: Embedded in the slime-incrusted shell we find
Last Line: Will sweeten my eternal dream!
Subject(s): Pearls
First Line: Embedded in the slime-incrusted shell we find
Last Line: Will sweeten my eternal dream!
Subject(s): Pearls
Embedded in the slime-incrusted shell we find
A lucent pearl of purest hue;
And deep within my care-encumbered heart enshrined,
A sacred loving thought of you.
In years to come that pearl of captivating grace
Upon some regal breast may gleam;
And when at last I sleep to wake no more your face
Will sweeten my eternal dream!
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