Poetry Explorer- Classic Contemporary Poetry, ANNIVERSARIES, by ALEXANDER LOUIS FRASER


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ANNIVERSARIES, by                    
First Line: From now to then my way I make
Last Line: And aids our feet when crossing.
Subject(s): Anniversaries; Marriage; Weddings; Husbands; Wives


From Now to Then my way I make
O'er Fancy's bridge, for thy sweet sake,
And see, with bosom heaving,
The place we met, the day we wed,
And where in life our tears were shed
Of deepest joy—or grieving.

It may be far from shore to shore,
Thick mists upon Time's piers may lower,—
Oblivion's waves be tossing;
But Mem'ry daily doth repair
The spans that lie 'twixt Here and There;
And aids our feet when crossing.





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