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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
A GLOAMING CALL, by ALEXANDER LOUIS FRASER
First Line: Sometimes at close of day
Last Line: And through the gloaming shines the light of home!
Subject(s): Home
First Line: Sometimes at close of day
Last Line: And through the gloaming shines the light of home!
Subject(s): Home
Sometimes at close of day
As children leave their play,
And dusk dips into dark;
When winds sweet-scented blow
Up from the past, for voices dear I hark;
Then this comes soft and low:
"Come in my child; for quenched is day's last spark."
Once more my feet those dewy fields do roam,
And through the gloaming shines the light of Home!
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