Love's Resurrection Day

by Louise Chandler Moulton

Round among the quiet graves,       When the sun was low, Love went grieving,—Love who saves:       Did the sleepers know? At his touch the flowers awoke,       At his tender call Birds into sweet singing broke,       And it did befall From the blooming, bursting sod       All Love’s dead arose, And went flying up to God       By a way Love knows.

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