BROWN SANDS

by: Mary Aldis

      y stallion impatiently
      Stamps at my side,
      Into the desert far
      We two shall ride.

      Brown sands around us fly,
      Winds whistle free,
      The desert is sharing
      Gladness with me.

      The madness of motion
      Is mine again.
      Forgotten forever
      Sorrow and pain.

      Into the desert far
      Swiftly we flee,
      Knowing the passionate
      Joy of the free.

"Brown Sands" is reprinted from Flashlights. Mary Aldis. New York: Duffield & Company, 1916.

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