If I a Pleasant Keepsake (Verse VI) Poem by Jose Marti
If I a Pleasant Keepsake (Verse VI)
If I a pleasant keepsake
On leaving this world may bear,
Father profound, I would take
A lock of your silver hair.
If allowed for mercy's sake
One more favor to implore:
The painter's portrait I'd take
Of the sister I adore.
Could I to a treasure cling
From this life in that foretold,
The hidden tresses I'd bring
I keep in a chest of gold!
Saturday, January 27, 2018
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