Riley Love-Lyrics by James Whitcomb Riley
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page 40 of 87 (45%)
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And as he laughs, it is in
Such a tone the moonbeams glisten And the stars come out to listen To his voice. And so, whate'er the weather, He and I,-- With our lives linked thus together, Float and fly As two thistle-tufts imbedded Each in each--by zephyrs wedded-- Touring upward, giddy-headed, For the sky. [Illustration: (HE AND I)] [Illustration: (THE LOST PATH--TITLE)] 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 |
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