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“OUT OF REACH”
You think them “out of reach,” your dead?
Nay, by my own dead, I deny
Your “out of reach.”—Be comforted:
'Tis not so far to die.
Nay, by my own dead, I deny
Your “out of reach.”—Be comforted:
'Tis not so far to die.
O by their dear remembered smiles
And outheld hands and welcoming speech,
They wait for us, thousands of miles
This side of “out of reach.”
And outheld hands and welcoming speech,
They wait for us, thousands of miles
This side of “out of reach.”
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