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(DSC09499) THE MORNING-GLORY by Florence Earle Coates [1850-1927] (1) Was it worth while to paint so fair Thy every leaf - to vein with faultless art Each petal, taking the boon light and air Of summer so to heart? (2) To bring thy beauty unto perfect flower, Then, like a passing fragrance or a smile, Vanish away, beyond recovery's power - Was it, frail bloom, worth while? (3) Thy silence answers: "Life was mine! And I, who pass without regret or grief, Have cared the more to make my moment fine, Because it was so brief. (4) "In its first radiance I have seen The sun! - why tarry then till comes the night? I go my way, content that I have been Part of the morning light!" ---- (Photo taken while on hike along South Drive)

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