Mountain idylls, and Other Poems by Alfred Castner King
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* * * * * How complex is existence! What a maze Of complication and entanglement! Each thread combining with the other threads Fulfills its office in the labyrinth; Each link concatenates the other links Which constitute the vast and endless chain Of human life, and human destiny,-- The strange phantasmagoria of fate. * * * * * So we, in life's procession, pass along To the accompaniment of secret dirge, Or laughter interspersed with tear and groan; Nor pause a moment, nor retrace a step, But march in Fate's spectacular review In pageant to our common goal-- The Grave. Nature's Lullaby. A MOUNTAIN NOCTURNE |
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