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Sound and Light
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| Sound and Light written by William Henry Davies |
| From "My Garden", 1933 | Link to further information |
When I stand here alone at night,
And see but nothing hear -
The silence of so many stars
Is almost pain to bear.
Yet if I heard one creak in Heaven,
One little break or move -
What would become of Faith and Hope,
And of the Gods we love?
If but one star cried out at night,
To burst like any pod -
Where shall we find, in all the Heavens,
A chapel for our God?
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