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William Ernest Henley - Over the Hills and Far Away
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       Where  forlorn sunsets flare and fade
          On desolate sea and lonely sand, 
      Out of the silence and the shade
          What is the voice of strange command 
      Calling you still, as friend calls friend
          With love that cannot brook delay, 
      To rise and follow the ways that wend
          Over the hills and far away?

      Hark in the city, street on street
          A roaring reach of death and life, 
      Of vortices that clash and fleet
          And ruin in appointed strife, 
      Hark to it calling, calling clear,
          Calling until you cannot stay 
      From dearer things than your own most dear
          Over the hills and far away.

      Out of the sound of the ebb-and-flow,
          Out of the sight of lamp and star, 
      It calls you where the good winds blow,
          And the unchanging meadows are; 
      From faded hopes and hopes agleam,
          It calls you, calls you night and day 
      Beyond the dark into the dream
          Over the hills and far away.
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