Sungleams Rondeaux and Sonnets. By the Rev. Richard Wilton |
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| L. | L. ANOTHER YEAR.
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L. ANOTHER YEAR.
Another year has passed away
With ceaseless flight of day by day;
Now lightly winged with happy cheer,
Now drooping with regret and fear,
Now sadly dim, now gladly gay.
With ceaseless flight of day by day;
Now lightly winged with happy cheer,
Now drooping with regret and fear,
Now sadly dim, now gladly gay.
Up the swift stream in thought I stray,
And on its marge a moment stay,
Then leave, with praises in God's ear,
Another year.
And on its marge a moment stay,
Then leave, with praises in God's ear,
Another year.
Onward once more I plod my way,
And as the New Year looms, I pray—
Lord, only let Thy will be clear,
Thy Truth be loved, Thy Presence near,
Peace will be with me, come what may,
Another year.
And as the New Year looms, I pray—
Lord, only let Thy will be clear,
Thy Truth be loved, Thy Presence near,
Peace will be with me, come what may,
Another year.
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