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1880–1943

ROSES FALL

Radclyffe Hall

One by one the roses’ petals fall to earth; Though God's sun is still above them, And the ardent breezes love them They must die.

Ere their greatest joy is born, Lo! they wither and are gone; Like a rose my hope must perish In a sigh.

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