Cross Roads by Margaret E. (Margaret Elizabeth) Sangster
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My head droops kind of low --
Yet, though I'm old and -- weary, The waves that dance so free, Keep callin' to my soul, mates, And thrill the heart of me! THE RIVER AND THE TREE "You are white and tall and swaying," sang the river to the tree, "And your leaves are touched with silver -- but you never smile on me; For your branches murmur love songs to the sun- kissed turquoise sky, And you seem so far above me that I always hurry by!" "You are laughing in your shallows, you are somber in your deeps, And below your shining surface there's a heart that never sleeps; But all day you pass me, dancing, and at evening time you dream, And I didn't think you liked me," sang the birch- tree to the stream. So they got a bit acquainted on a glowing summer |
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