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Poem September 2, 1905 Issue

The Way

HAROLD SUSMAN.

THERE was time, when day most bright,
To me seemed like the darkest night;
Though I had eyes, I had not sight.

But now, all that has passed away,
Most black night seems like brightest day;
For now I see! I've found the way.

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