Songs of the Twilight And the Dawn
Songs of the Twilight And the Dawn
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When we meet again, old friend, What shall I say to thee ?— How will thou frame thy loving lips In what thou say'st to me ? Shall I hold thy hand. In the glorious land, When we meet again ?
When we meet again, dear friend, Will thy lyre be still in tune ? Will it waken the echoes of the spheres. As it did in the olden June ?
Shall our lyres make chords. And our hearts make words, When we meet again ?
36 SONGS OF THE TWILIGHT AND THE DAWN.
When we meet again, tried friend, Will it be in groves o...f flowers. Such as blest our young lives many times, In the well-remembered hours ? Shall we pass them by, With the old-time sigh, When we meet again ?
When we meet again, my friend.
Will the sun-swathed purple hills Be too steep to climb with our toil-worn feet ? Will our frames be cold to thrills ? Will the way be fair. In the ambient air. When we meet again ?
When we meet, O, friend of youth — Will the songs of other days Be the link to bind our souls again — Will they form our grateful praise ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When we meet again, old friend, What shall I say to thee ?— How will thou frame thy loving lips In what thou say'st to me ? Shall I hold thy hand. In the glorious land, When we meet again ?
When we meet again, dear friend, Will thy lyre be still in tune ? Will it waken the echoes of the spheres. As it did in the olden June ?
Shall our lyres make chords. And our hearts make words, When we meet again ?
36 SONGS OF THE TWILIGHT AND THE DAWN.
When we meet again, tried friend, Will it be in groves o...f flowers. Such as blest our young lives many times, In the well-remembered hours ? Shall we pass them by, With the old-time sigh, When we meet again ?
When we meet again, my friend.
Will the sun-swathed purple hills Be too steep to climb with our toil-worn feet ? Will our frames be cold to thrills ? Will the way be fair. In the ambient air. When we meet again ?
When we meet, O, friend of youth — Will the songs of other days Be the link to bind our souls again — Will they form our grateful praise ?
What to read after Songs of the Twilight And the Dawn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Yates to read onlineMoreLess
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