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THE FRAGRANCE OF THE ROSES
by L.B. Strawn
The fragrance of the roses
Borne on morning's mist
Reveal a page of memory
Of lips which I have kissed.
The sweetest lips in all the land--
At least they are to me--
And, since we met among the roses,
Thus moves that page of memory.
The fragrance of the roses
Borne on the evening's dew
Can bring no other memory
Than that I have of you.
The roses, ever beautiful,
Paled beside your lovely face.
Though time has sifted, as the sand,
That memory's page, it can't erase.
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