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Wednesday

Ella Wheeler Wilcox

Half-way unto the end—the week’s high noon.
The morning hours do speed away so soon!
And, when the noon is reached, however bright,
Instinctively we look toward the night.
      The glow is lost
   Once the meridian cross’d.
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From Poems of Cheer | Gay and Hancock, 1914
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