Helens Tower
Helens tower, here I stand, Dominant over sea and land. Sons love built me, and I hold Mothers love in letterd gold. Love is in and out of time, I am mortal stone and lime. Would my granite girth were strong As either love, to last as long I should wear my crown entire To and thro the Doomsday fire, And be found of angel eyes In earths recurring Paradise.
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"Helens tower, here I stand,..."
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