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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
OF LOVE, by FRIDA SEMLER SEABURY
First Line: They sing of love who never won his grace
Last Line: Are stricken mute.
Subject(s): Love; Wellesley College
First Line: They sing of love who never won his grace
Last Line: Are stricken mute.
Subject(s): Love; Wellesley College
THEY sing of love who never won his grace;
On harp and lute
They vaunt the glories of his dwelling place.
They who are in his presence, -- face to face
Are stricken mute.
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