Richards, Rachel

Richards, Rachel

RACHEL RICHARDS/ 'always rejoicing'/ 1907 - 1962. Gay in her beauty/ I saw her once upon a mountainside. / Her hair caressed by sunlight and her feet/ kissed the glad grass. Swift eagles dropped/ to greet/ one like themselves, splendid in youthful pride,/ her eyes so full of beauty./ I sang with her/ a song of loveliness that did not end./ Our life together was a vaulting flame/ of exaltation, till the evening came./ Then all the colours of the stars did blend/ to light the shadows, with her./ Her gift was giving/ and all her riches gladness, warmth and mirth./ Loving and loves by all, she freely gave/ her joyous spirit. So beyond the grave lives the immortal spreading of her worth/ in all her love and giving./ Constant as morning/ and [incomplete, can't see from photo] as the wind, I long to raise/ her eyes to mine, and there again to see/ the secrets of love's timeless ecslasy./ O God, that this may be, that I may gaje. fearless into the morning. H.G.K.

Richards, Rachel

RACHEL RICHARDS/ 'always rejoicing'/ 1907 - 1962. Gay in her beauty/ I saw her once upon a mountainside. / Her hair caressed by sunlight and her feet/ kissed the glad grass. Swift eagles dropped/ to greet/ one like themselves, splendid in youthful pride,/ her eyes so full of beauty./ I sang with her/ a song of loveliness that did not end./ Our life together was a vaulting flame/ of exaltation, till the evening came./ Then all the colours of the stars did blend/ to light the shadows, with her./ Her gift was giving/ and all her riches gladness, warmth and mirth./ Loving and loves by all, she freely gave/ her joyous spirit. So beyond the grave lives the immortal spreading of her worth/ in all her love and giving./ Constant as morning/ and [incomplete, can't see from photo] as the wind, I long to raise/ her eyes to mine, and there again to see/ the secrets of love's timeless ecslasy./ O God, that this may be, that I may gaje. fearless into the morning. H.G.K.

Richards, Rachel

RACHEL RICHARDS/ 'always rejoicing'/ 1907 - 1962. Gay in her beauty/ I saw her once upon a mountainside. / Her hair caressed by sunlight and her feet/ kissed the glad grass. Swift eagles dropped/ to greet/ one like themselves, splendid in youthful pride,/ her eyes so full of beauty./ I sang with her/ a song of loveliness that did not end./ Our life together was a vaulting flame/ of exaltation, till the evening came./ Then all the colours of the stars did blend/ to light the shadows, with her./ Her gift was giving/ and all her riches gladness, warmth and mirth./ Loving and loves by all, she freely gave/ her joyous spirit. So beyond the grave lives the immortal spreading of her worth/ in all her love and giving./ Constant as morning/ and [incomplete, can't see from photo] as the wind, I long to raise/ her eyes to mine, and there again to see/ the secrets of love's timeless ecslasy./ O God, that this may be, that I may gaje. fearless into the morning. H.G.K.

Richards, Rachel

RACHEL RICHARDS/ 'always rejoicing'/ 1907 - 1962. Gay in her beauty/ I saw her once upon a mountainside. / Her hair caressed by sunlight and her feet/ kissed the glad grass. Swift eagles dropped/ to greet/ one like themselves, splendid in youthful pride,/ her eyes so full of beauty./ I sang with her/ a song of loveliness that did not end./ Our life together was a vaulting flame/ of exaltation, till the evening came./ Then all the colours of the stars did blend/ to light the shadows, with her./ Her gift was giving/ and all her riches gladness, warmth and mirth./ Loving and loves by all, she freely gave/ her joyous spirit. So beyond the grave lives the immortal spreading of her worth/ in all her love and giving./ Constant as morning/ and [incomplete, can't see from photo] as the wind, I long to raise/ her eyes to mine, and there again to see/ the secrets of love's timeless ecslasy./ O God, that this may be, that I may gaje. fearless into the morning. H.G.K.

Richards, Rachel

RACHEL RICHARDS/ 'always rejoicing'/ 1907 - 1962. Gay in her beauty/ I saw her once upon a mountainside. / Her hair caressed by sunlight and her feet/ kissed the glad grass. Swift eagles dropped/ to greet/ one like themselves, splendid in youthful pride,/ her eyes so full of beauty./ I sang with her/ a song of loveliness that did not end./ Our life together was a vaulting flame/ of exaltation, till the evening came./ Then all the colours of the stars did blend/ to light the shadows, with her./ Her gift was giving/ and all her riches gladness, warmth and mirth./ Loving and loves by all, she freely gave/ her joyous spirit. So beyond the grave lives the immortal spreading of her worth/ in all her love and giving./ Constant as morning/ and [incomplete, can't see from photo] as the wind, I long to raise/ her eyes to mine, and there again to see/ the secrets of love's timeless ecslasy./ O God, that this may be, that I may gaje. fearless into the morning. H.G.K.

Richards, Rachel

RACHEL RICHARDS/ 'always rejoicing'/ 1907 - 1962. Gay in her beauty/ I saw her once upon a mountainside. / Her hair caressed by sunlight and her feet/ kissed the glad grass. Swift eagles dropped/ to greet/ one like themselves, splendid in youthful pride,/ her eyes so full of beauty./ I sang with her/ a song of loveliness that did not end./ Our life together was a vaulting flame/ of exaltation, till the evening came./ Then all the colours of the stars did blend/ to light the shadows, with her./ Her gift was giving/ and all her riches gladness, warmth and mirth./ Loving and loves by all, she freely gave/ her joyous spirit. So beyond the grave lives the immortal spreading of her worth/ in all her love and giving./ Constant as morning/ and [incomplete, can't see from photo] as the wind, I long to raise/ her eyes to mine, and there again to see/ the secrets of love's timeless ecslasy./ O God, that this may be, that I may gaje. fearless into the morning. H.G.K.

Richards, Rachel

RACHEL RICHARDS/ 'always rejoicing'/ 1907 - 1962. Gay in her beauty/ I saw her once upon a mountainside. / Her hair caressed by sunlight and her feet/ kissed the glad grass. Swift eagles dropped/ to greet/ one like themselves, splendid in youthful pride,/ her eyes so full of beauty./ I sang with her/ a song of loveliness that did not end./ Our life together was a vaulting flame/ of exaltation, till the evening came./ Then all the colours of the stars did blend/ to light the shadows, with her./ Her gift was giving/ and all her riches gladness, warmth and mirth./ Loving and loves by all, she freely gave/ her joyous spirit. So beyond the grave lives the immortal spreading of her worth/ in all her love and giving./ Constant as morning/ and [incomplete, can't see from photo] as the wind, I long to raise/ her eyes to mine, and there again to see/ the secrets of love's timeless ecslasy./ O God, that this may be, that I may gaje. fearless into the morning. H.G.K.

Richards, Rachel

RACHEL RICHARDS/ 'always rejoicing'/ 1907 - 1962. Gay in her beauty/ I saw her once upon a mountainside. / Her hair caressed by sunlight and her feet/ kissed the glad grass. Swift eagles dropped/ to greet/ one like themselves, splendid in youthful pride,/ her eyes so full of beauty./ I sang with her/ a song of loveliness that did not end./ Our life together was a vaulting flame/ of exaltation, till the evening came./ Then all the colours of the stars did blend/ to light the shadows, with her./ Her gift was giving/ and all her riches gladness, warmth and mirth./ Loving and loves by all, she freely gave/ her joyous spirit. So beyond the grave lives the immortal spreading of her worth/ in all her love and giving./ Constant as morning/ and [incomplete, can't see from photo] as the wind, I long to raise/ her eyes to mine, and there again to see/ the secrets of love's timeless ecslasy./ O God, that this may be, that I may gaje. fearless into the morning. H.G.K.

Richards, Rachel

RACHEL RICHARDS/ 'always rejoicing'/ 1907 - 1962. Gay in her beauty/ I saw her once upon a mountainside. / Her hair caressed by sunlight and her feet/ kissed the glad grass. Swift eagles dropped/ to greet/ one like themselves, splendid in youthful pride,/ her eyes so full of beauty./ I sang with her/ a song of loveliness that did not end./ Our life together was a vaulting flame/ of exaltation, till the evening came./ Then all the colours of the stars did blend/ to light the shadows, with her./ Her gift was giving/ and all her riches gladness, warmth and mirth./ Loving and loves by all, she freely gave/ her joyous spirit. So beyond the grave lives the immortal spreading of her worth/ in all her love and giving./ Constant as morning/ and [incomplete, can't see from photo] as the wind, I long to raise/ her eyes to mine, and there again to see/ the secrets of love's timeless ecslasy./ O God, that this may be, that I may gaje. fearless into the morning. H.G.K.

Richards, Rachel

RACHEL RICHARDS/ 'always rejoicing'/ 1907 - 1962. Gay in her beauty/ I saw her once upon a mountainside. / Her hair caressed by sunlight and her feet/ kissed the glad grass. Swift eagles dropped/ to greet/ one like themselves, splendid in youthful pride,/ her eyes so full of beauty./ I sang with her/ a song of loveliness that did not end./ Our life together was a vaulting flame/ of exaltation, till the evening came./ Then all the colours of the stars did blend/ to light the shadows, with her./ Her gift was giving/ and all her riches gladness, warmth and mirth./ Loving and loves by all, she freely gave/ her joyous spirit. So beyond the grave lives the immortal spreading of her worth/ in all her love and giving./ Constant as morning/ and [incomplete, can't see from photo] as the wind, I long to raise/ her eyes to mine, and there again to see/ the secrets of love's timeless ecslasy./ O God, that this may be, that I may gaje. fearless into the morning. H.G.K.

Richards, Rachel

RACHEL RICHARDS/ 'always rejoicing'/ 1907 - 1962. Gay in her beauty/ I saw her once upon a mountainside. / Her hair caressed by sunlight and her feet/ kissed the glad grass. Swift eagles dropped/ to greet/ one like themselves, splendid in youthful pride,/ her eyes so full of beauty./ I sang with her/ a song of loveliness that did not end./ Our life together was a vaulting flame/ of exaltation, till the evening came./ Then all the colours of the stars did blend/ to light the shadows, with her./ Her gift was giving/ and all her riches gladness, warmth and mirth./ Loving and loves by all, she freely gave/ her joyous spirit. So beyond the grave lives the immortal spreading of her worth/ in all her love and giving./ Constant as morning/ and [incomplete, can't see from photo] as the wind, I long to raise/ her eyes to mine, and there again to see/ the secrets of love's timeless ecslasy./ O God, that this may be, that I may gaje. fearless into the morning. H.G.K.

Richards, Rachel

RACHEL RICHARDS/ 'always rejoicing'/ 1907 - 1962. Gay in her beauty/ I saw her once upon a mountainside. / Her hair caressed by sunlight and her feet/ kissed the glad grass. Swift eagles dropped/ to greet/ one like themselves, splendid in youthful pride,/ her eyes so full of beauty./ I sang with her/ a song of loveliness that did not end./ Our life together was a vaulting flame/ of exaltation, till the evening came./ Then all the colours of the stars did blend/ to light the shadows, with her./ Her gift was giving/ and all her riches gladness, warmth and mirth./ Loving and loves by all, she freely gave/ her joyous spirit. So beyond the grave lives the immortal spreading of her worth/ in all her love and giving./ Constant as morning/ and [incomplete, can't see from photo] as the wind, I long to raise/ her eyes to mine, and there again to see/ the secrets of love's timeless ecslasy./ O God, that this may be, that I may gaje. fearless into the morning. H.G.K.

Richards, Rachel

RACHEL RICHARDS/ 'always rejoicing'/ 1907 - 1962. Gay in her beauty/ I saw her once upon a mountainside. / Her hair caressed by sunlight and her feet/ kissed the glad grass. Swift eagles dropped/ to greet/ one like themselves, splendid in youthful pride,/ her eyes so full of beauty./ I sang with her/ a song of loveliness that did not end./ Our life together was a vaulting flame/ of exaltation, till the evening came./ Then all the colours of the stars did blend/ to light the shadows, with her./ Her gift was giving/ and all her riches gladness, warmth and mirth./ Loving and loves by all, she freely gave/ her joyous spirit. So beyond the grave lives the immortal spreading of her worth/ in all her love and giving./ Constant as morning/ and [incomplete, can't see from photo] as the wind, I long to raise/ her eyes to mine, and there again to see/ the secrets of love's timeless ecslasy./ O God, that this may be, that I may gaje. fearless into the morning. H.G.K.

Richards, Rachel

RACHEL RICHARDS/ 'always rejoicing'/ 1907 - 1962. Gay in her beauty/ I saw her once upon a mountainside. / Her hair caressed by sunlight and her feet/ kissed the glad grass. Swift eagles dropped/ to greet/ one like themselves, splendid in youthful pride,/ her eyes so full of beauty./ I sang with her/ a song of loveliness that did not end./ Our life together was a vaulting flame/ of exaltation, till the evening came./ Then all the colours of the stars did blend/ to light the shadows, with her./ Her gift was giving/ and all her riches gladness, warmth and mirth./ Loving and loves by all, she freely gave/ her joyous spirit. So beyond the grave lives the immortal spreading of her worth/ in all her love and giving./ Constant as morning/ and [incomplete, can't see from photo] as the wind, I long to raise/ her eyes to mine, and there again to see/ the secrets of love's timeless ecslasy./ O God, that this may be, that I may gaje. fearless into the morning. H.G.K.

Richards, Rachel

RACHEL RICHARDS/ 'always rejoicing'/ 1907 - 1962. Gay in her beauty/ I saw her once upon a mountainside. / Her hair caressed by sunlight and her feet/ kissed the glad grass. Swift eagles dropped/ to greet/ one like themselves, splendid in youthful pride,/ her eyes so full of beauty./ I sang with her/ a song of loveliness that did not end./ Our life together was a vaulting flame/ of exaltation, till the evening came./ Then all the colours of the stars did blend/ to light the shadows, with her./ Her gift was giving/ and all her riches gladness, warmth and mirth./ Loving and loves by all, she freely gave/ her joyous spirit. So beyond the grave lives the immortal spreading of her worth/ in all her love and giving./ Constant as morning/ and [incomplete, can't see from photo] as the wind, I long to raise/ her eyes to mine, and there again to see/ the secrets of love's timeless ecslasy./ O God, that this may be, that I may gaje. fearless into the morning. H.G.K.

Richards, Rachel

RACHEL RICHARDS/ 'always rejoicing'/ 1907 - 1962. Gay in her beauty/ I saw her once upon a mountainside. / Her hair caressed by sunlight and her feet/ kissed the glad grass. Swift eagles dropped/ to greet/ one like themselves, splendid in youthful pride,/ her eyes so full of beauty./ I sang with her/ a song of loveliness that did not end./ Our life together was a vaulting flame/ of exaltation, till the evening came./ Then all the colours of the stars did blend/ to light the shadows, with her./ Her gift was giving/ and all her riches gladness, warmth and mirth./ Loving and loves by all, she freely gave/ her joyous spirit. So beyond the grave lives the immortal spreading of her worth/ in all her love and giving./ Constant as morning/ and [incomplete, can't see from photo] as the wind, I long to raise/ her eyes to mine, and there again to see/ the secrets of love's timeless ecslasy./ O God, that this may be, that I may gaje. fearless into the morning. H.G.K.

Richards, Rachel

RACHEL RICHARDS/ 'always rejoicing'/ 1907 - 1962. Gay in her beauty/ I saw her once upon a mountainside. / Her hair caressed by sunlight and her feet/ kissed the glad grass. Swift eagles dropped/ to greet/ one like themselves, splendid in youthful pride,/ her eyes so full of beauty./ I sang with her/ a song of loveliness that did not end./ Our life together was a vaulting flame/ of exaltation, till the evening came./ Then all the colours of the stars did blend/ to light the shadows, with her./ Her gift was giving/ and all her riches gladness, warmth and mirth./ Loving and loves by all, she freely gave/ her joyous spirit. So beyond the grave lives the immortal spreading of her worth/ in all her love and giving./ Constant as morning/ and [incomplete, can't see from photo] as the wind, I long to raise/ her eyes to mine, and there again to see/ the secrets of love's timeless ecslasy./ O God, that this may be, that I may gaje. fearless into the morning. H.G.K.