An Old Sweetheart of Mine

· 1916

The beginning of whose steadfast friendship was marked by the first publication of these verses which now, expanded by writer, honored by publisher and masterfully graced by artist, seem to be a worthier symbol of the author's grateful and affectionate regard for his earliest friend _The ordered intermingling_ _of the real and the dream,--_ _The mill above the river,_ _and the mist above the stream;_ _The life of ceaseless labor,_ _brave with song and cheery call--_ _The radiant skies of evening,_ _with its rainbow o'er us all._…

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