Riley Songs of Home by James Whitcomb Riley
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page 64 of 86 (74%)
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With a touch as warm and tender
As a father's hand might be: And even as I felt its presence, My clouded soul grew bright, And the tears, like the rain of morning, Melted in mists of light. [Illustration] [Illustration] REACH YOUR HAND TO ME Reach your hand to me, my friend, With its heartiest caress-- Sometime there will come an end To its present faithfulness-- Sometime I may ask in vain For the touch of it again, When between us land or sea Holds it ever back from me. Sometime I may need it so, Groping somewhere in the night, It will seem to me as though Just a touch, however light, |
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