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Herman Melville - The Land Of LoveHerman Melville - The Land Of Love
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Hail! voyagers, hail! Whence e`er ye come, where`er ye rove,       No calmer strand,       No sweeter land, Will e`er ye view, than the Land of Love!       Hail! voyagers, hail! To these, our shores, soft gales invite:       The palm plumes wave,       The billows lave, And hither point fix`d stars of light!       Hail! voyagers, hail! Think not our groves wide brood with gloom;       In this, our isle,       Bright flowers smile: Full urns, rose-heaped, these valleys bloom.       Hail! voyagers, hail! Be not deceived; renounce vain things;       Ye may not find       A tranquil mind, Though hence ye sail with swiftest wings.       Hail! voyagers, hail! Time flies full fast; life soon is o`er;       And ye may mourn,       That hither borne, Ye left behind our pleasant shore.
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