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NORTH	A
	-
We come from the gloom of the shadowy trail	B
Out away on the fringe of the Night	C
Where no man could tell when the darkness fell	D
If his eyes would behold the light	C
To the Night	C
To the Night	C
To the darkness and the sorrow of the Night	C
Came the Light	C
Came the Light	C
Came the Wonder and the Glory of the Light	C
	-
There are wanderers still without ever a guide	E
Out there on the fringe of the Night	C
They are bond and blind to their darkness resigned	F
With never a wish for the Light	C
To their Night	C
To their Night	C
To the darkness and the sorrow of their Night	C
Take the Light	C
Take the Light	C
Take the Wonder and the Glory of the Light	C
	-
	-
SOUTH	G
	-
We come from the land of the blazing sun	H
From the land that was blacker than night	C
From the white hot sand of the Great Dark Land	I
Where Might was the only Right	C
To the Night	C
To the Night	C
To the darkness and the sorrow of the Night	C
Came the Light	C
Came the Light	C
Came the Wonder and the Glory of the Light	C
	-
There are sorrows still there is darkness still	J
There are still gross wrongs to set right	C
There are grim black stains there are peoples in chains	K
To be loosed from the grip of the Night	C
To their Night	C
To their Night	C
To the darkness and the sorrow of their Night	C
Take the Light	C
Take the Light	C
Take the Wonder and the Glory of the Light	C
	-
	-
EAST	L
	-
We come from the East from the glowing East	L
Where the Past with its hand of ice	M
Still reaches across through its ages of loss	N
And still holds the land like a vice	M
To the Night	C
To the Night	C
To the darkness and the sorrow of the Night	C
Came the Light	C
Came the Light	C
Came the Wonder and the Glory of the Light	C
	-
O the sorrowful ones of the caste bound lands	O
How they long for the wider way	P
How they sigh in the gloom of their close barred tomb	Q
For the Light of the Coming Day	P
To their Night	C
To their Night	C
To the darkness and the sorrow of their Night	C
Take the Light	C
Take the Light	C
Take the Wonder and the Glory of the Light	C
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	-
WEST	R
	-
We come from the Isles from the Western Isles	S
From the isles of the sunny seas	T
Where the smiles and the wiles with which Nature beguiles	T
Are but shrouds for her tragedies	T
To the Night	C
To the Night	C
To the darkness and the sorrow of the Night	C
Came the Light	C
Came the Light	C
Came the Wonder and the Glory of the Light	C
	-
There is Darkness more deadly than Death itself	U
There is Blindness beyond that of sight	C
There are souls fast bound in the depths profound	V
Of unconscious and heedless Night	C
To their Night	C
To their Night	C
To the darkness and the sorrow of their Night	C
Take the Light	C
Take the Light	C
Take the Wonder and the Glory of the Light	C

William Arthur Dunkerley (john Oxenham)

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