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W is for Will
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| W is for Will written by William Henry Davies |
| From "A Poet's Alphabet", 1925 | Link to further information |
If I should die, this house is yours,
A little money too:
It's but a poor reward I make,
For all this care from you.
And though you take a second mate,
And think that man the best,
I would not change - if dead men could -
One word of this bequest.
Would that I could bequeath to you
My joy in Earth and sky -
Worth more than gold or precious stones,
To be remembered by.
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