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Poem by Charles Mackay Chorus of Guardian Spirits We come! We come! To soften the strokes of fate. And lead the wanderer back in dreams To his woodland cot, and his native streams, And his long-expecting mate. We come! We come! To the pillow of him oppressed, And send him a slumber deep and calm, And pour in visions a healing balm To his wounded and aching breast We come! We come! To the prisoner's dungeon deep, And if he be innocent, pay him well For the pains endured in his gloomy cell, Where he waketh but to weep. We come! We come! From our bright and happy sphere, To keep a watch in the silence deep, O'er the little couch of the babe asleep, When none but its mother's near! Charles Mackay Charles Mackay's other poems: 1625 Views |
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