Thistle Down

By Ethel

Woman

She entered without hustle,
And folded her hands.
As she sat by the wicker,
Where the tall vase stands.

She raised up her face,
That was lined with a grin.
Showing an innocent contour,
Of her rose-tinted chin.

In the role of a woman,
She had known strife.
In her...had grown bodies,
For the spirits of life.

Talents did become her,
And her way was to please.
With an angel-tuned voice,
As she played on the keys.

She was one of so many,
That willfully receive.
She was a woman...a mother,
And so much...like Eve.

E.P. 1908 - 1989

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