Legends and Lyrics - Part 2 by Adelaide Anne Procter
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Listen, oh earth, and hear that glorious strain,--
"Never, never again! never again!" VERSE: LISTENING ANGELS Blue against the bluer Heavens Stood the mountain, calm and still, Two white Angels, bending earthward, Leant upon the hill. Listening leant those silent Angels, And I also longed to hear What sweet strain of earthly music Thus could charm their ear. I heard the sound of many trumpets In a warlike march draw nigh; Solemnly a mighty army Passed in order by. But the clang had ceased; the echoes Soon had faded from the hill; While the Angels, calm and earnest, Leant and listened still. Then I heard a fainter clamour, |
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