| Harriet Monroe, ed. (18601936). Poetry: A Magazine of Verse. 191222. | | | | Grandmother | | By Frances Shaw |
| | | HOW can I, wordless, make you understand, | |
| When you so gently stroke my withered hand | |
| And ask me if I like my tea, | |
| And if the long night rested me? | |
| O girl, my body, not my heart, is dead | 5 |
| Tell me, oh, tell me what your lover said! | |
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| Tell how the moonlight on the garden lay, | |
| And what is the red flower you wear today. | |
| I knew it oncethe memory is dead. | |
| Tell me, oh, tell me what your lover said! | 10 | | | |
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