Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-01-21
CHAT.

/ thought I had just such chat map
pied out as many Of YOU have been Sooo
enough 20 say you enjoy even went so
Far as TO write a part OF u and felt rath-
--er disappointed when the Critical one
picked il up and calmly Informed me-
after reading one page. that a chat on
trait subject needed - .melloY- she
took Il up again. read all I had written
hut declared / couldn't give II TO you
Tor a week. or a month. Then demand
ed a. something from her able 90 pen.
MD votl. esrr nutice how many critics are
urahle 10 really do the things they pull
TO pieces?
"GIve them that thing YOU made OF
Shakespeare flowers"
--I-insisted it. wasn't original and that
.the weather Is too cold 20 begin with
mowers. but The Critical one IKE some
Others 7 know. is not 10 be daunted by
any such feeble thing as my opposition
L SILVER in my shoes. for Mr. Printer Is
not as careful OF plain everyday talk as
he should be- and this sheaf OF quotations
may come out mass of inaccuracies
: asn.netlsngs have you heard of
s,shskfspear,s flowers -
n Then here's a. fesr@--.-snd no soil nor
~czrrels doth hesrnircil them. t--r
when daffodns begin to peer, why
then. comes -in the sweet q the year"
.sDofcdils that come before the swallow
dares
Pale primrose first born child Of Yer.
ssthat dfe-uRmarried ere they can behold
bright Phoebus in his strength"
When daisies pied. and lady smOcks all
silver white and cuckoo buds OF yellow
hue. do paint the meadow with delight.
Then lilies of all kinds" the unsul-
lied HIy.- 20 sweetest fairest lilly" "A
- 81 20 her
"a most unspotted lilly
The iily that once was mistress OF
the field and fOurished'' in this silent
wu Of Files ard roses lis made pale
With anger"
%. rose OF May. .'bIow like sweet
roses in this summer air The roses
fesFful!y ON thorns did stand one blushins
shame another white despair.
Poses have thorn and silver fountains
mud Il know that thorns the growing
rose defends What, though the rose
have prickles. vet It's piucked-" The
rose looks fair, nut fairer it we deem fol
that sweet odor which doth i'm il live
Fair ladies' masked are roses in their
buds 20. that beauty's rose might new
sr die for women are as roses. whose
fair flower being once displayed doth
fan that very hour
lilies that tester smell far worse than
NEE0&- Sweet f0@E> 10 ENA VI NilGtA
sweet deaths are sweetest Odors made"
when wheat is green, when hawthorn
buds appear the green leaves CULVER with
the cooling wind
Sweet leaves shade folly" where hon
eysUckles ripened by the sun, forbid the
sun TO enter so doth the woodbine the
sweet honeysuckIe entwist. $50 sweet 4
kiss the golden sun gives not TO those
fresh morning drops upon the rose.
whose perfect white showed like an April
daisy in the grass as clear as morning
roses newly washed in dew
Il would give you some Niolets'
~'swecfer than the lids OF Juno-s eyes. or
sCythfrea's BREATH,
u know a bank where on the wild thyme
hiows.
Where oxlips and the nodding violet
grove
: The sweet southWind that breathes
upon a bank OF vioIets. stealing and Civ
Ing doors. "as gentle as zephyrs blowing
alpon the violet Sweet thief. whence
-dldnsk thou steal Atissr sweet that smells?
The purple pride which on thy soft cheek
fer complexion dwelis. The sweetest
flower Of an the fields Sweet above
compare. -these blue vined viOIets-'