Our union on one hand And yet it has never stilled our loving When she intervened it alarmed us both mightily, but since no influence
Not the first time a child Has trodden between me and one I loved Every time I walk past the smooth grey eucalyptus I think of her too
She who commanded by a son to fore-swear a laowai, with a grandchild looming, acceded - well no court of appeal and the word of the first son with confucian weight carried.
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