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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
SONGS OF THE SEA CHILDREN: 57, by BLISS CARMAN Poet's Biography
First Line: The mountain ways one summer
Last Line: Cold cheek to cheek at last!
Subject(s): Mountains; Trees
First Line: The mountain ways one summer
Last Line: Cold cheek to cheek at last!
Subject(s): Mountains; Trees
The mountain ways one summer
Saw joy and life go past,
When we who fared so lonely
Were hand in hand at last.
Till over us the pine woods
Their purple shadows cast,
And the tall twilight laid us
Hot mouth to mouth at last.
O hills, beneath your slumber,
Or pines, below your blast,
Make room for your two children,
Cold cheek to cheek at last!
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