To M. E.

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We keep in step as years roll by; You march behind and I before: - The path is new to you; but I Have passed the ground you're walking o'er. Yet I march on with measured tread, And looking back, I smile and greet you: - I fear the order, "Halt!" Instead, Would I might countermarch and meet you.

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