When in the eve of a hallowed day
And the calm has long since come,
Where a place is made for those
Whose time has become one.
Think of he who holds the night
In the palm of his hand.
Then honor what has come to light
To define the noble man.
History tells of his goodly deeds,
His labor of his love,
His devotion is of his galant way,
His solemn vow, the moon above.
Oct 11, 2017
Oct 11, 2017 at 10:25 PM UTC
When in the eve of a hallowed day
And the calm has long since come,
Where a place is made for those
Whose time has become one.
Think of he who holds the night
In the palm of his hand.
Then honor what has come to light
To define the noble man.
History tells of his goodly deeds,
His labor of his love,
His devotion is of his galant way,
His solemn vow, the moon above.
October 11, 2017
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