Henry Wadsworth Longfellow - In The Harbour: Prelude

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow - In The Harbour: Prelude

As treasures that men seek, br Deep buried in sea-sands, br Vanish if they but speak, br And elude their eager hands, br br So ye escape and slip, br O songs, and fade away, br When the word is on my lip br To interpret what ye say. br br Were it not better, then, br To let the treasures rest br Hid from the eyes of men, br Locked in their iron chest? br br I have but marked the place, br But half the secret told, br That, following this slight trace, br Others may find the gold.


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