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A Foolish Tongue
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| A Foolish Tongue written by William Henry Davies |
| From "Love Poems" (1935) | Link to further information |
Her face is full of silent Pain —
Forgive my foolish tongue;
I with my one desire in life,
To praise our love in song.
If I should do this thing again,
Lord, let Thy vengeance come;
Take back Thy precious gift of song,
And strike me cold and dumb!
If I again forget her love,
And utter words of blame,
Let my own mother from her grave
Rise up, and cry — 'For shame!'
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