| Harriet Monroe, ed. (18601936). Poetry: A Magazine of Verse. 191222. | | | | My Sepulchre | | By Gladys Edgerton |
| | | THE FLAME blue of heaven glows overhead, | |
| Under my halting feet crisp leaves burn red. | |
| Oh, what an ecstasy now to be dead! | |
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| Oh, what an ecstasy now to lie down | |
| One with the autumn earth pulsing and brown | 5 |
| So in the sunlight to slumber and drown! | |
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| To drown in a sea of gold, melt into air | |
| Crisp with the tang of frost, pungent and rare | |
| Sunshine my sepulchre, wind my last prayer! | | | | |
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