Christopher Pearse Cranch (Кристофер Пирс Крэнч)

Sonnet 4. FRIEND, dear as Memory's joys! of life that 's past

FRIEND, dear as Memory's joys! of life that 's past
A part, and part of better life to come,
If life to come there be, in some dear home
Beyond the rigid clouds that overcast
Our sundered lives — all that is mine thou hast; —
All thoughts, all sympathies; — though far I roam
From you — by mountains, streams, or ocean's foam
Divided long — yet ever, first and last,
Our love knows no division. In my soul
And yours, we twin-born spirits of one blood,
Still, as of old, are one. No sea can roll
Between its league-long melancholy flood,
No separate interests, loves, or pressing cares
Disturb the mutual trust our being shares.

1. Sonnet 1. THE Summer goes, with all its birds and flowers
2. Sonnet 37. To John Greenleaf Whittier
3. Sonnet 7. THOSE times are gone, that circle thinned away
4. After the Centennial
5. Sonnet 23. Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony

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