Songs, Merry and Sad by John Charles McNeill
page 51 of 71 (71%)
page 51 of 71 (71%)
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Nic-noc, nic-noc, nic-noc!
Tear Stains Tear-marks stain from page to page This book my fathers left to me, -- So dull that nothing but its age Were worth its freight across the sea. But tear stains! When, by whom, and why? Thus takes my fancy to its wings; For grief is old, and one may cry About so many things! A Prayer If many years should dim my inward sight, Till, stirred with no emotion, I might stand gazing at the fall of night Across the gloaming ocean; |
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