Cross Roads by Margaret E. (Margaret Elizabeth) Sangster
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Ah, the ship is bringing us dreams come true,
And hopes that are all dew-kissed; It is bringing us days that are all aglow With scarlet and amethyst; . . . Bringing us faith to find our way Through a world that is wrapped in mist. Our window looks on the city street, We can glimpse the city sky; But our hearts are gay at the close of day, Though the tired crowds pass by With heavy feet through the blinding heat, Like a sullen, sluggish tide. . . . For hand in hand through a magic land. We are wandering side by side. THE LADY ACROSS THE COURT She only comes when night is near, And stands a moment quietly Beside her window, in the dusk -- She lives across the court from me -- And though I cannot see her eyes Because she is too far away, I somehow feel that they are kind, And very soft, and widely gray! |
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