i" Long Ago.
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Long ago Those woid> how thrilling
Come they with their murmur low,
The spilits t;oubltd waters stilling,


With their music" Long ago"
Memory's long deep-hoarded treasure


Bring they 10 the spIIi 5 light;
Days Of yore, with deans of pleasure,
Rushing back upon the sight.
Long ago Those words of sadness,


Bringing, through The mists of Yeas,
Visions Of departe gladness;


Ne'er forgotten sighs aud tears
Dreams Of youth and thoughts of flowers,
Fading. nut surpls>ing sweet;
Skies, where brightly fed the hours,


Never more the sight TO greel.
Long ago Those words how icarcr


Far than Others we may know,
When they bring our spirits nearer


To the loved of long ago.
The keynote Of measure, filling


All the heat with harmony;
The di-oori OF the present stiIling,


Calming all It's troubled sea.