Not that our hearts are cold,
O dead friends, who were dear to us!
Do we our lips withhold
From fallen stones and low graves piteous,
But only that death's voice is faint and old,
And life's imperious.
Not that our hearts are cold,
O dead friends, who were dear to us!
Do we our lips withhold
From fallen stones and low graves piteous,
But only that death's voice is faint and old,
And life's imperious.