Pipes O'Pan at Zekesbury by James Whitcomb Riley
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And the echoes 'way over the hill,
'Tel the moon boolges out, in a chorus Of stars, and our voices is still. But, oh! "They's a chord in the music That's missed when _her_ voice is away!" Though I listen from midnight 'tel morning, And dawn, 'tel the dusk of the day; And I grope through the dark, lookin' up'ards And on through the heavenly dome, With my longin' soul singin' and sobbin' The words, "Do They Miss Me at Home?" THE LOST PATH. Alone they walked--their fingers knit together, And swaying listlessly as might a swing Wherein Dan Cupid dangled in the weather Of some sun-flooded afternoon of Spring. Within the clover-fields the tickled cricket Laughed lightly as they loitered down the lane, And from the covert of the hazel-thicket The squirrel peeped and laughed at them again. |
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