Forever and a day.
He stood upon a wooded hill,
He heard the pine-trees sigh,
And wished his soul as sweet a psalm
To echo to the sky.
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He stood beside an eager boy
Who sought a mighty goal,
And wished he had his simple faith,
With half his noble soul.
He stood beside a bridal pair,
He saw the holy band,
And wished that he possessed the bride,
And held the trusting hand.
He stood beside a mountain stream,
Saw how the mill-wheel whirled,
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