The Coming of the Princess and Other Poems by Kate Seymour MacLean
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And some that watch and waken, Are dreaming of eyes whose ray Was long ago quenched and hidden Under the shroud away. Oh, sing thy jubilant anthem Over the frozen mould, And tell that wonderful story Again, that never grows old! For under the year's broad shadow, Along the upward way, Our footsteps often falter, And oftea wander astray. Weary and weak and erring, In sorrow and doubt and tears, Shine through the mist and the darkness Star of a thousand years! Awhile from the dusty marches Of life let us find release, And pitch our tents in the shadow Of the white-walled City of Peace, Let us hear through the blessed starlight. The angels of Bethlehem, Singing Glory to God in the highest, On earth good will to men. |
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