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From The Spanish: Poem by James Weldon Johnson

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Twenty years go by on noiseless feet,
He returns, and once again they meet,
She exclaims, 'Good heavens! and is that he?'
He mutters, 'My God! and that is she!'

Analysis of this poem

More verses by James Weldon Johnson

  • From The Spanish Of Placido
  • Deep In The Quiet Wood
  • Beauty That Is Never Old
  • Fifty Years (1863-1913)
  • And The Greatest Of These Is War

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