ASTER, PEP, HAY? -(SAPPY, HE TEAR.
A SHEEP PARTY! -EASY TRAP, HE.)
HASTE, YAH, PREP-YAH, PA, TEASE.
PARE HE STRAY, P-PTHE SPARE PAY:
P-PRAY: HE EATS SAY TEHRE, PAP.
PRAYS THEE, PA!
HASTE! PER YAP.
THEY PAPERS A
SPEAR! YET, AH!
(PAT SHEP EAR)
SPARE THEY A
YAP, PAT SPHERE!
PRATE SHE: PA,
PAP, STAY HERE!
SHE EAT, RAP,
HEAR A STEPPY,
A STEEP, HARPY
STEP! YA, EAR,
A SHEER, TAPPY,
A HAPPY STEER.
PR, THE EASY SPA
ARE SHAPT, YEP,
THEY APPEARS!
RA. PA. SHE TYPE.
the lessons hardest to learn
are without morals, unscrupulously stern,
and stern the victories, and the liberations
into the war-torn countryside; —
there, gardens that one used to want
wear deep, drenched green, and seem to pant
with sadness; the hanging mosses,
wet on the wall, bear
the sorrow one knows,
and all our losses:
come to that garden, radiant with rain,
and learn a sustenance born out of pain,
a sorrow so lush, it takes one in
and makes a deep green grief where once was sin.
who thinks life‘s lessons are so cruel
they need a moral, is a fool:
the victories after a battle is won or lost
