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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
A PAGE SINGS, by WILLIAM ALEXANDER PERCY Poet's Biography
First Line: Where leads my way?
Last Line: Tis all of you!
Subject(s): Morning; Singing & Singers; Youth
First Line: Where leads my way?
Last Line: Tis all of you!
Subject(s): Morning; Singing & Singers; Youth
Where leads my way?
By trees that flutter in the wind,
By fields half blind
With dew, by halls where I may find
At afterday,
Heathen or fay.
I pass and sing.
With cool-eyed youth and all delight
I am bedight --
From morning light to morning light
Adventuring.
One song I sing.
Beneath the blue,
The lithe trees lean my song to hear.
It is so clear
Even their blytheness it can cheer --
For fresh and true,
'Tis all of you!
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