THE ALIEN'S FAREWELL V If I skoal* die. ' An attsn. undsrjrtfiraown ski**. It would not Mttae. heat hen** criea I _Tfc*t prwuftt anguish 00-my st«k% ' i Jt& faith that made the hasten soul; jurßut, somehow, ere tbodeea* nnroU, . 1 wast toot hand to maps mearava. ■ One partlne awn! Not all the Djist M Farewells and treetin^were am sfpsf A* the tear music ir>iMC 1 L That cams to see meat thelast. One ktoef But I would not awaka* «*t.»flpr-sk« •**! l 0 Parade: i TheWprfnW your Bp» and erea, 1 That I would tneaure for yoar salsa Tour band! that I. across tfce- dark. . Hay know the path yon chose of «J& When tome affinity had held .-,■ Us fctadled-by a kfeared iparfs. .-• It cannot be you will forget! - And so I will opt aejr farswsfg; ,v I loved yon 'more than i can And waited till the last star set. —J. Stuart Thomson, in Cbrnmbmot Jous*- ' \ *»*• , i i» i rra
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Alexandra Herald and Central Otago Gazette, Issue 455, 19 January 1905, Page 6
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159Untitled Alexandra Herald and Central Otago Gazette, Issue 455, 19 January 1905, Page 6
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