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Travellers’ Song

by George MacDonald

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Bands of dark and bands of light Lie athwart the homeward way; Now we cross a belt of Night, Now a strip of shining Day!
Now it is a month of June, Now December’s shivering hour; Now rides high loved memories’ Moon, Now the Dark is dense with power!
Summers, winters, days, and nights, Moons, and clouds, they come and go; Joys and sorrows, pains, delights, Hope and fear, and yes and no .
All is well: come, girls and boys, Not a weary mile is vain! Hark⁠—dim laughter’s radiant noise! See the windows through the rain!

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