Hopeless.
I think through the long, long evenings, Such thoughts of intensest pain, And I hope and watch for her coming, But I hope and watch in vain, My life is a long, long journey Over a barren moor, With nought but my own dark shadow Hastening on before. I'm weary of all this watching, Aweary of life and thought; For there's little hope in the distance, And for peace - I know it not! Oh, why must we think and shudder, And shudder and think again? When life's but a dance of shadows Haunting a barren plain!
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"I think through the long, long evenings,..."
This evocative piece by Charles Sangster, titled "Hopeless.", represents a masterful exploration of classic. The lines capture a profound emotional resonance... ### Why We Love This Line At Linespedia, we believe that poetry is the ultimate sanctuary for the soul...