If we shall live, we live: If we shall die, we die: If we live we shall meet again: But to-night, good-bye. One word, let but one be heard -- What, not one word? If we sleep we shall wake again And see to-morrow's light: If we wake, we shall meet again: But to-night, good-night. Good-night, my lost and found -- Still not a sound? If we live, we must part: If we die, we part in pain: If we die, we shall part Only to meet again. By those tears on either cheek, To-morrow you will speak. To meet, worth living for: Worth dying for, to meet. To meet, worth parting for: Bitter forgot in sweet. To meet, worth parting before, Never to part more. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...CALVARY by EDWIN ARLINGTON ROBINSON THE WAITER AND THE ALLIGATOR by G. W. A. TWELVE SONNETS: 4. LONELY SEASONS by GEORGE BARLOW (1847-1913) MY BALD HEAD by PIERRE JEAN DE BERANGER THE SAME FOREVER by HORATIO (HORATIUS) BONAR SCOTTY'S WILD STUFF STEW by FRANCIS HUMPHRIS BROWN LYNTON VERSES: 6. SYMPHONY by THOMAS EDWARD BROWN THE UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT SERVICE FLAG - 1517 STARS by DANIEL LEAVENS CADY |