Songs from Vagabondia by Richard Hovey;Bliss Carman
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page 28 of 68 (41%)
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Striving ever for some goal
Past the blunder-god's control! Dreaming of potential years When no day shall dawn in fears! That's the Marna of my soul, Wander-bride of mine! DISCOVERY. When the bugler morn shall wind his horn, And we wake to the wild to be, Shall we open our eyes on the selfsame skies And stare at the selfsame sea? O new, new day! though you bring no stay To the strain of the sameness grim, You are new, new, new--new through and through, And strange as a lawless dream. Will the driftwood float by the lonely boat And our prisoner hearts unbar, As it tells of the strand of an unseen land That lies not far, not far? O new, new hope! O sweep and scope Of the glad, unlying sea! You are new, new, new--with the promise true Of the dreamland isles to be. |
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