 For it's soon, too soon to the end of the day, And the day is well begun ; And the road rolls on through the heart of the May, And there's never a May but one. There's a fir-wood here, and a dog-rose there, And a note of the mating dove; And a glimpse,...  Collected Poems - Page 54by Alfred Noyes - 1913Full view - About this book
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...cheerless faces Will soon be left behind. Come, choose your road and away, away, We'll follow the gypsy sun; For it's soon, too soon to the end of the day,...May And there's never a May but one. •There's a flr-wood here, and a dog-rose there. And a note of the mating dove; And a glimpse, maybe, of the warm... | |
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...cheerless faces Will soon be left behind. Come, choose your road and away, away, We'll follow the gypsy sun; For it's soon, too soon to the end of the day,...the warm white clouds above; And warm to your breast hi a tenderer nest Your sweetheart's little glove. There's not much better to win, my lad, There's... | |
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...soon be left behind. Come, choose your road and away, away, We '11 follow the gypsy sun ; For it 's soon, too soon to the end of the day, And the day...and a dog-rose there, And a note of the mating dove; 63 And a glimpse, maybe, of the warm blue sea, And the warm white clouds above; And warm to your breast... | |
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...follow the gipsy sun; For it'll soon, too soon be the end of the day, And the day is well begun; Tlie road rolls on through the heart of the May, And there's never a May but one. — ALFRED NOTES The adolescent in primitive societies. In primitive societies, it was the custom for... | |
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