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The Vanished Road

by Georgia Douglas Johnson

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We’re wending the trail of the vanishing road, With a song and a shout, just to lighten the load, That lies in the heart, filled with queries and cares, For never a traveler knows where he fares.
But on with a jest, and rollicksome cheer, With laughter that leaps, as a veil, for the tear; The world’s weary caravan finds that abode That lies at the end of the vanishing road.

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