Poems of Cheer by Ella Wheeler Wilcox
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I saw, as the morning grew older,
The fair flowered hills of delight; And the feet of my comrades grew bolder, They hurried away from my sight. And when on the pathway I faltered, And when I rebelled at my fate, The Voice with assurance unaltered, Again spoke one syllable--"Wait." Along the hard highway I travelled And saw, with dim vision, how soon The morning's gold locks were unravelled, By fingers of amorous noon. A turn in the pathway of duty - I stood in the perfect day's prime, Close, close to the hillside of beauty The Voice from the Silence said "Climb" The road to the beautiful Regions Lies ever through Duty's hard way. Oh ye who go searching in legions, Know this and be patient to-day. HELENA |
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