A New Friend

Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward

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The sun is sinking on the sacred lands
Wherein the grain ungarnered beckoning stands.


Who loses never finds, nor can, nor may,
The common, human glory of the day.


Close, let us enter, tear-blind as we must;
Reapers, not gleaners of a solemn trust.

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