Songs of Labor and Other Poems by Morris Rosenfeld
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Tell it thee with tears...
(Ah, so long have we been parted, Years of youth, sweet years!) See'st thou the dancers floating On a stream of sound? There alone, the soul entrancing, Happiness is found! Magic music, hark! it calls us, Ringing wild and sweet! One, two, three!--beloved, haste thee, Point thy dainty feet! Now at last I feel that living Is no foolish jest... (O sweet years of youth departed, Vanished with the rest!) Fiddler, play a little longer! Why this hurry, say? I'm but half-way through a measure-- Yet a little play! Smiling in her wreath of flowers Is my love not fair? See us in the charmed circle, Flitting light as air! Haste thee, loved one, for the music Shall be hushed anon... (O sweet years of youth departed, Whither are ye gone?) |
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