Lays from the West by M. A. Nicholl
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Still "westward journeying," at length to gain,
_In coelo quies_. But _thou_ mayest sleep; thy toilsome warfare ended, The long, rough life-path has been nobly trod, And with our lost ones, thou sweet songs hast blended, To hail them found, beside the throne of God? _In coelo quies_. LIGHT AT EVENTIDE. Round us in the stillness spreading, Comes the night. Mortal ears can't hear the treading Of her footsteps, soft and light. Dusky veil that shades the valleys, Bringing rest; Shadowy glooms in greenwood alleys. Twilight dreamings, sweet and blest. All the day-time cares are ended, And instead, Now by unseen bands attended, Far, in fancy, we are led. |
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