Songs of Labor and Other Poems by Morris Rosenfeld
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page 42 of 68 (61%)
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When the songs are growing still
As in Death's repose, And the heart is growing chill, And the eyelids close; Then, O then I can but sing For I dream her coming-- May, sweet May! I see her bring Buds and wild-bee humming! Through the silence heart-appalling, As I stand and listen, I can hear her song-birds calling, See her green leaves glisten! Thus again my songs I sing thee, Now the spell is broken; Brothers, yet again I bring thee Of my love the token. Of my joy and of my sorrow Gladly, sadly bringing,-- Summer not a song would borrow!-- Winter sets me singing. Liberty When night and silence deep |
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