Forgiveness Lane

by Martha Gilbert Dickinson

Forgiveness lane is old as youth, You cannot miss your way; ’T is hedged with flowering thorn forsooth Where white doves fearless stray. You must walk gently with your Love, Frail blossoms dread your feet— And bloomy branches close above Make heaven near and sweet. Some lovers fear the stile of pride And turn away in pain— But more have kissed where white doves hide And blessed Forgiveness Lane!

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