Fires of Driftwood by Isabel Ecclestone Mackay
page 84 of 107 (78%)
page 84 of 107 (78%)
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And never a breeze that gives the lie to a tale that a breeze has told;
Always the tale of the strange and new in the countries strange and old. The lone trail and the known trail, the trail you must take on trust, And never a trail without a grave where a wanderer's bones are thrust-- Never a look or a turning back till the dust shall claim the dust! Gold WHEN life wakened in the Spring All the world was gold and green! Sunlight lay on everything, Sailing cloud and soaring wing, Emerald banks where snow had been, Drifts of daffodils between. When Life's pulse beat strong and high Shone the world in gold and blue! Canopied with turquoise sky Summer passed superbly by, Bluest midnight cupped the dew Golden morn might sparkle through! Now that life would rest again Soft she lies in gold and brown, Brown the fields and gold the grain, |
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