Versos English Florence Earle Coates Conflict and Rest

English poem

Conflict and Rest

by (1850–1927)

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CONFLICT AND REST Through the long voyage we may welcome day, Glad when the night is gone, So many threat'ning perils of the way Vanish before the dawn;

And yet a deeper darkness we may crave When strife indeed is past, And we from stress of tempest and of wave Are nearing port at last.