The Tide Rises, The Tide Rises, the Tide the Tide

FallsFallsBy, Henry Haswarth By, Henry Haswarth

LongfellowLongfellow

Found by, Grace BrzykcyFound by, Grace Brzykcy

The tide rises, the tide falls,The tide rises, the tide falls,

the twilight darkens, the curfew callsthe twilight darkens, the curfew calls

along the sea, stands damp and along the sea, stands damp and brown,brown,

the traveler hastens toward the town,the traveler hastens toward the town,

and the tide rises, the tide fallsand the tide rises, the tide falls

Darkness settles on the roofs and Darkness settles on the roofs and walls,walls,

But the sea,But the sea,

the sea in the darkness calls,the sea in the darkness calls,

The little waves, with their soft,The little waves, with their soft,

white hands, white hands,

efface the footprints in the sandsefface the footprints in the sands

and the tide rises, the tide fallsand the tide rises, the tide falls

The morning breaks, The morning breaks,

the steeds in their stalls, the steeds in their stalls,

stamp and neigh, as the hoster calls,stamp and neigh, as the hoster calls,

The day returns, but never moreThe day returns, but never more

Returns the traveler to the shore,Returns the traveler to the shore,

and the tide rises, the tide falls.and the tide rises, the tide falls.