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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
LOVE, GIVE ME THE FEEL OF TO-MORROW, by EDWARD RALPH CHEYNEY
First Line: Come, love, help me move all the mirrors out of my workshop
Last Line: Broadcasting a forever-and-ever armistice day.
Alternate Author Name(s): Cheyney, Ralph
Subject(s): Holidays; Veterans Day
First Line: Come, love, help me move all the mirrors out of my workshop
Last Line: Broadcasting a forever-and-ever armistice day.
Alternate Author Name(s): Cheyney, Ralph
Subject(s): Holidays; Veterans Day
Come, love, help me move all the mirrors out of my workshop,
All the sore spots out of my heart!
You only can give me what I need:
A steel girder faith to build on,
The feel of tomorrow in my land.
Andante of a happy city's hundred thousand feet,
Keeping step in a grand procession,
Telling the world they walk in peace and freedom,
Broadcasting a forever-and-ever armistice day.
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