A Thousand Years Poem by Gamaliel Bradford
A Thousand Years
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Just to utter a word,
That is all I desire;
That may still be heard,
When I expire;
That still may glow,
Like a soft, sweet flame,
When others go,
As they lightly came;
That may still be sung
With hopes and fears,
By a careless tongue
In a thousand years.
Wednesday, April 4, 2012
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4/16/2024 10:54:23 AM # 1.0.0.1119
I believe that, with this quality of writing, he achieved his desire for literary immortality as his words still glow in my life and yours.