Plea of the negro soldier and a hundred other poems / Charles Frederick White [electronic text]

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Plea of the negro soldier and a hundred other poems / Charles Frederick White [electronic text]
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White, Charles Frederick, b. 1876
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Easthampton, Mass.: Press of Enterprise Printing Company
1908
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"Plea of the negro soldier and a hundred other poems / Charles Frederick White [electronic text]." In the digital collection American Verse Project. https://name.umdl.umich.edu/BAD7805.0001.001. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed May 3, 2024.

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ENCOURAGEMENT.

'Tis not winter time yet, my dear heart, Though autumn has crept through the air; 'Tis not time to be sad and lonely; There's no need to live in despair.
The birds are yet singing with sweetness; The grass is yet growing and green. The streams are yet rippling and merry; The snow-clad hills are not yet seen.

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The flowers are yet full and handsome; The squirrel yet plays in the trees; The sun has lost none of his lustre; There's some warmth yet left in the breeze.
Therefore, dear heart, cheer up, be mirthful; Throb not with less vigor and vim; Thy blood flows as freely as ever; Thy life is yet nourished by Him.
Oct., 1901.
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