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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
SOUL'S RETURN, by BONNIE DAY
First Line: Along strange skyward paths and underground ways
Last Line: By which our souls return?
First Line: Along strange skyward paths and underground ways
Last Line: By which our souls return?
Along strange skyward paths and underground ways,
By seepage and by devious wanderings,
All in due time, though after many days,
The waters may return unto their springs.
But who has marked the way, or whose keen eye
Claims the uncanny vision to discern
Underground routes, and pathways through the sky
By which our souls return?
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