 Premonitioned by Bliss Carmen, read for LibriVox by Andy Glover. He said, Good night, my heart is light, tomorrow morn a day. We two together in the dew shall forth and fare away. We shall go down the halls of dawn to find the doors of joy. We shall not part again, dear heart, and he laughed out like a boy. He turned and strode down the blue road against the western sky, where the last line of sunset glowed as sullen embers died. The night reached out her kraken arms to clutch him as he passed, and for one sudden moment my soul shrank back aghast. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. Premonitioned by Bliss Carmen, read for LibriVox.org by Algy Pug. He said, Good night, my heart is light, tomorrow morn a day. We two together in the dew shall forth and fare away. We shall go down the halls of dawn to find the doors of joy. We shall not part again, dear heart, and he laughed out like a boy. He turned and strode down the blue road against the western sky, where the last line of sunset glowed as sullen embers died. The night reached out her kraken arms to clutch him as he passed, and for one sudden moment my soul shrank back aghast. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. Premonitioned by Bliss Carmen, read for LibriVox.org by Bruce Kachuk. He said, Good night, my heart is light, tomorrow morn a day. We two together in the dew shall forth and fare away. We shall go down the halls of dawn to find the doors of joy. We shall not part again, dear heart, and he laughed out like a boy. He turned and strode down the blue road against the western sky, where the last line of sunset glowed as sullen embers died. The night reached out her kraken arms to clutch him as he passed, and for one sudden moment my soul shrank back aghast. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. Premonitioned by Bliss Carmen, read for LibriVox.org by Caitlin Buckley. He said, Good night, my heart is light, tomorrow morn a day. We two together in the dew shall forth and fare away. We shall go down the halls of dawn to find the doors of joy. We shall not part again, dear heart, and he laughed out like a boy. He turned and strode down the blue road against the western sky, where the last line of sunset glowed as sullen embers died. The night reached out her kraken arms to clutch him as he passed, and for one sudden moment my soul shrank back aghast. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. Premonitioned by Bliss Carmen, read for LibriVox.org by Chad Horner from Liverpool. He said, Good night, my heart is light, tomorrow morn a day. We two together in the dew shall forth and fare away. We shall go down the halls of dawn to find the doors of joy. We shall not part again, dear heart, and he laughed out like a boy. He turned and strode down the blue road against the western sky, where the last line of sunset glowed as sullen embers died. The night reached out her kraken arms to clutch him as he passed, and for one sudden moment my soul shrank back aghast. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. Premonitioned by Bliss Carmen, read for LibriVox.org by David Lawrence. He said, Good night, my heart is light, tomorrow morn a day. We two together in the dew shall forth and fare away. We shall go down the halls of dawn to find the doors of joy. We shall not part again, dear heart, and he laughed out like a boy. He turned and strode down the blue road against the western sky, where the last line of sunset glowed as sullen embers died. The night reached out her kraken arms to clutch him as he passed, and for one sudden moment my soul shrank back aghast. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. Premonitioned by Bliss Carmen, read for LibriVox.org by Newgate Novelist. He said, Good night, my heart is light, tomorrow morn a day. We two together in the dew shall forth and fare away. We shall go down the halls of dawn to find the doors of joy. We shall not part again, dear heart, and he laughed out like a boy. He turned and strode down the blue road against the western sky, where the last line of sunset glowed as sullen embers died. The night reached out her kraken arms to clutch him as he passed, and for one sudden moment my soul shrank back aghast. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. Premonitioned by Bliss Carmen, read for LibriVox.org by Aaron Stone. He said, Good night, my heart is light, tomorrow morn a day. We two together in the dew shall forth and fare away. We shall go down the halls of dawn to find the doors of joy. We shall not part again, dear heart, and he laughed out like a boy. He turned and strode down the blue road against the western sky, where the last line of sunset glowed as sullen embers died. The night reached out her kraken arms to clutch him as he passed, and for one sudden moment my soul shrank back aghast. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. Premonitioned by Bliss Carmen, read for LibriVox.org by Greg Giordano. Newport Richie, Florida. He said, Good night, my heart is light, tomorrow morn a day. We two together in the dew shall forth and fare away. We shall go down the halls of dawn to find the doors of joy. We shall not part again, dear heart, and he laughed out like a boy. He turned and strode down the blue road against the western sky, where the last line of sunset glowed as sullen embers died. The night reached out her kraken arms to clutch him as he passed, and for one sudden moment my soul shrank back aghast. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. Premonitioned by Bliss Carmen, read for LibriVox.org by Graham Scott Cheltenham, England. GrahamScottAudio.com. He said, Good night, my heart is light, tomorrow morn a day. We two together in the dew shall forth and fare away. We shall go down the halls of dawn to find the doors of joy. We shall not part again, dear heart, and he laughed out like a boy. He turned and strode down the blue road against the western sky, where the last line of sunset glowed as sullen embers died. The night reached out her kraken arms to clutch him as he passed, and for one sudden moment my soul shrank back aghast. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. Premonitioned by Bliss Carmen, read for LibriVox.org by Jordan. He said, Good night, my heart is light, tomorrow morn a day. We two together in the dew shall forth and fare away. We shall go down the halls of dawn to find the doors of joy. We shall not part again, dear heart, and he laughed out like a boy. He turned and strode down the blue road against the western sky, where the last line of sunset glowed as sullen embers died. The night reached out to her kraken arms to clutch him as he passed, and for one sudden moment my soul shrank back aghast. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. Premonitioned by Bliss Carmen, read for LibriVox.org by Joseph Campbell. He said, Good night, my heart is light, tomorrow morn a day. We two together in the dew shall forth and fare away. We shall go down the halls of dawn to find the doors of joy. We shall not part again, dear heart, and he laughed out like a boy. He turned and strode down the blue road against the western sky, where the last line of sunset glowed as sullen embers died. The night reached out her kraken arms to clutch him as he passed, and for one sudden moment my soul shrank back aghast. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. Premonitioned by Bliss Carmen, read for LibriVox.org by James Stacey. He said, Good night, my heart is light, tomorrow morn a day. We two together in the dew shall forth and fare away. We shall go down the halls of dawn to find the doors of joy. We shall not part again, dear heart, and he laughed out like a boy. He turned and strode down the blue road against the western sky, where the last line of sunset glowed as sullen embers died. The night reached out her kraken arms to clutch him as he passed, and for one sudden moment my soul shrank back aghast. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. Premonitioned by Bliss Carmen, read for LibriVox.org by Leanne Howlett. He said, Good night, my heart is light, tomorrow morn a day. We two together in the dew shall forth and fare away. We shall go down the halls of dawn to find the doors of joy. We shall not part again, dear heart. And he laughed out like a boy. He turned and strode down the blue road against the western sky, where the last line of sunset glowed as sullen embers died. The night reached out her kraken arms to clutch him as he passed, and for one sudden moment my soul shrank back aghast. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. Premonitioned by Bliss Carmen, read for LibriVox.org by Larry Wilson. He said, Good night, my heart is light, tomorrow morn a day. We two together in the dew shall forth and fare away. We shall go down the halls of dawn to find the doors of joy. We shall not part again, dear heart. And he laughed out like a boy. He turned and strode down the blue road against the western sky, where the last line of sunset glowed as sullen embers died. The night reached out her kraken arms to clutch him as he passed, and for one sudden moment my soul shrank back aghast. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. Premonitioned by Bliss Carmen, read for LibriVox.org by Kudana. He said, Good night, my heart is light, tomorrow morn a day. We two together in the dew shall forth and fare away. We shall go down the halls of dawn to find the doors of joy. We shall not part again, dear heart. And he laughed out like a boy. She turned and strode down the blue road against the western sky, where the last line of sunset glowed as sullen embers died. The night reached out her kraken arms to clutch him as he passed, and for one sudden moment my soul shrank back aghast. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain.