Songs of Labor and Other Poems by Morris Rosenfeld
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With wreaths of everlasting flowers,
And songs funereal in thy train. And when life's curses rock me nightly, And hushed I lie in slumber's hold, Thy sable form comes treading lightly To wrap me in its garments fold. Thy brother let me be, and wholly Repay thee all I owe, tho' late: My aching heart, my melancholy, My songs to thee I dedicate. O Long The Way O long the way and short the day, No light in tower or town, The waters roar and far the shore-- My ship, my ship goes down! 'Tis all in vain to strive again, My cry the billows drown, The fight is done, the wind has won-- My ship, my ship goes down! Bright sun, adieu! Thou'lt shine anew |
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