Immortality Poem
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By William Tomkins[So many Scout Executives, Service Club Members and others have asked for a copy of the following poem that the author gives it herewith]Some think this world a vale of tears, or worry and of sighs; I'd like to change that fallacy which has caused so many a tear, A mountain stream comes trickling in the sunlight down the hill, Its temporary mission o'er, it sweeps out to the sea With gentle force He lifts them up in vapors to the sky, The cooling night then causes them to fall in gentle showers, They gather volume as they come a-tumbling down the hill, The brightest day is no more useful than the darkest night,-- And that same little mountain stream |
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