Songs of Labor and Other Poems by Morris Rosenfeld
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page 41 of 68 (60%)
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Now the spell is broken;
Brothers, yet again I bring thee Songs of love the token. Of my joy and of my sorrow Gladly, sadly bringing;-- Summer not a song would borrow-- Winter sets me singing. O when life turns sad and lonely, When our joys are dead; When are heard the ravens only In the trees o'erhead; When the stormwind on the bowers Wreaks its wicked will, When the frost paints lying flowers, How should I be still? When the clouds are low descending, And the sun is drowned; When the winter knows no ending, And the cold is crowned; When with evil gloom oppressed Lie the ruins bare; When a sigh escapes the breast, Takes us unaware; When the snow-wrapped mountain dreams Of its summer gladness, When the wood is stripped and seems Full of care and sadness; |
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