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\nCollege Library  \nDEMOREST,GEORGIA  \nPSTynes,Mary Pollard.3539.Y63The sunset hi11S8  \n808.8 T979  \n# The Sunset Hill\n\nBy MARY POLLARD TYNESAuthor of The Radiant Road  \nFollowing close upon the success of her first collection of poems,THERADIANT ROAD,which was published a few years ago,and which wasfavorably reviewed by prominent critics,Mary Pollard Tynes offers a secondcollection of her poignant lyrics.This book is marked by the same\"joy oflife and love of nature\"that characterized the earlier volume.  \nMrs.Tynes'poems have been published in such periodicals as Good House-keeping.American Poetry Magazine,Bozart,VerseCraft,Choir PracticeDecimal,Nautilus,Unity,Will-o'-The-Wisp.Youth,Home DepartmentMagazine,Kaleidograph,Attic Salt,The Birmingham News,The Birming-ham Age-Herald,etc.Also included in THE SUNSET HILL are severalham Age-Herald,The New York Times,The New York Sun,etc.Alsoincluded in THE SUNSET HILL are several poems which have won im-portant prizes.  \nMrs.Tynes served as first president of The Poetry Society of Alabamaand has been president of the Birmingham Writers'Club.She is a memberof the Alabama Conclave and The National League of American Penwomen;also is afliated with the Order of Bookfellows,the Birmingham Music Club,Birmingham Civic Symphony Orchestra,the Speech Arts Club,the StudyCircle,The Artists'Forum,and other cultural organizations.  \nTHE SUNSET HILL is attractively bound in full cloth,lettered in gold,with a dust-jacket of turquoise blue,and is a suitable gift-book for anyoccasion.  \nComments of Critics:  \n\"Like other poets,Mrs.Tynes treats of love and death;but her love doesnot flirt and it does not soar in frenzied ecstasies:and her death is not adoleful,but a triumphant cry.\"—John Richard Moreland.  \n\"Mary Pollard Tynes has written beautiful verse.Where willyou find alovelier poem than All Through the Night'?This is a pure lyric.\"—W.F.Melton.  \n\"Such poems as The Sunset Hill.''Moonflower,'and 'My Plea'burnthemselves into memory with their fire of suggestion.\"—J.Horace Losh.  \n\"Mrs.Tynes not only strikes a fine lyric note.but she also combinesthought and beauty in her work.It always gives me genuine pleasure tocome upon one of her poems.\"—Ada Borden Stevens.  \n\"There is a wistful beauty in the poems cf this new book by Mrs.Tynes.These are the brave and lovely poems of a woman who has known life andfound it good;who hasat a turn of the road,met sorrow,taken her hand,and looked into her eyes with no faltering.\"—Edith Mirick.  \n\"One finds in the poetry of Mary Pollard Tynes the quintessence of theart...a rare combination of words that harness thoughts with such charmand subtlety as to take the reader into the poet's heart and moods with thefresh wonder of a new-blown morning glory.—Anita Browne,Founder-Organizer of Poetry Week.  \n# THE SUNSET HILL\n\nLife said to me,\"Your days have runJoyful and golden in the sun.  \nYour heart care-free of toils and fears.Your eyes immune to tears.  \nBut now when testing time has come,Let not your sorrows smite you dumb.”  \nI said to life,Days have been dear,And filled with laughter many a year,But now,if grief my portion is,I shall go bravely on and thisShall comfort me;for IHave walked with love;love cannot die.\"  \nLife said,\"The draught is in the cup,\"I said to life,\"I drink it up.\"And as I drank I saw life's eyesWere wet with tears.Now I am wise  \nFrom Good Housekeeping.  \n# 2018\n\nROADS  \nI cannot make you walk my road,Nor can I say my road is best;And yet the little path I takeBrings song and jcy and rest.  \nI wish that you could walk my roadEach day,and yet what right have ITo say the road I walk is best,And pass your best road by?  \nMOONFLOWERS  \nWe used to watch on silver nightsPale moonflowers suddenly illumeThe darkness,till they seemed to beWhite faces smiling in the gloom.  \nThese were high moments for each oneOf us,who watched them 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