Tea Leaves by Francis Leggett
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page 78 of 78 (100%)
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Which dormant lie in magic tea,
Dream-castles fair not made with hands, By some mysterious alchemy Emerge from cloudland into sight, Transform the sombre working-world, The gloomy hours of day or night From leaden hue to tint of gold, Bring rest to wearied heart and brain, Kind nature's soul to us reveal, Enlarge the realm of Fancy's reign, Renew the power to see and feel The radiance of the rising sun, The sunset's glow, the moon's pale light, The promise of a day begun, The rest from toil that comes with night. And as I sip my cup of tea, Though not a friend may be in sight, I know that a brave company Is taking tea with me this night. |
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