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| title = The Tugged Hand | | title = The Tugged Hand | ||
| author = William Henry Davies | | author = William Henry Davies | ||
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| The Tugged Hand written by William Henry Davies |
| From "The Loneliest Mountain", 1939 | Link to further information |
I have no ears or eyes
For either bird or flower;
Music and lovely blooms
Must bide their lighter hour;
So let them wait awhile -
For yet another day
Till I at last forget
The woman lying dead;
And how a lonely child
Came to his mother's bed
And tugged at her cold hand -
And could not make it play.
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