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Poem by George MacDonald


Traveller's Song


Bands of dark and bands of light
Lie athwart the homeward way;
Now we cross a belt of Night,
Now a strip of shining Day!

Now it is a month of June,
Now December's shivering hour;
Now rides high loved memories' Moon,
Now the Dark is dense with power!

Summers, winters, days, and nights,
Moons, and clouds, they come and go;
Joys and sorrows, pains, delights,
Hope and fear, and yes and no.

All is well: come, girls and boys,
Not a weary mile is vain!
Hark-dim laughter's radiant noise!
See the windows through the rain! 



George MacDonald


George MacDonald's other poems:
  1. The Gospel Women. 6. The Woman whom Satan had bound
  2. The Gospel Women. 2. The Woman that lifted up her Voice
  3. The Gospel Women. 15. Mary
  4. The Gospel Women. 11. The Woman of Samaria
  5. The Gospel Women. 8. The Widow with the Two Mites

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