Bring me a pale flower-boy, </br> White-limbed like a young heifer in a field, </br> His lips a-quiver with unknown desire.... </br> His soft throat … - Blanche Shoemaker Wagstaff
" "Bring me a pale flower-boy, </br> White-limbed like a young heifer in a field, </br> His lips a-quiver with unknown desire.... </br> His soft throat virgin beneath my kiss, </br> His bosom like a bower of stars.
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About Blanche Shoemaker Wagstaff
Blanche Shoemaker Wagstaff (née Shoemaker, later Carr; July 10, 1888 – December 15, 1967) was an American poet.
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Birth Name:
Blanche LeRoy Shoemaker
Alternative Names:
Blanche Shoemaker
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Mrs. Alfred Wagstaff Jr.
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Blanche Wagstaff
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Mrs. Donald Carr
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Blanche Wagstaff Carr
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All paths lead to you </br> Where e'er I stray, </br> You are the evening star </br> At the end of day. All paths lead to you </br> Hill-top or low, </br> You are the white birch </br> In the sun's glow. All paths lead to you </br> Where e'er I roam. </br> You are the lark-song </br> Calling me home!
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