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The Trail Of No Return

 So now I take a bitter road
 Whereon no bourne I see,
And wearily I lift the load
 That once I bore with glee.
For me no more by sea or shore Adventure's star shall burn, As I forsake wild ways to take The Trail of No Return.
Such paths of peril I have trod: In sun and shade they lay.
And some went wistfully to God, And some the devil's way.
But there is one I may not shun, Though long my life's sojourn: A dawn will break when I must take The Trail of No Return.
Farewell to friends, good-bye to foes, Adieu to smile or frown; My voyaging is nigh its close, And dark is drifting down.
With weary feet my way I beat, Yet holy light discern .
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So let me take without heart-break The Trail of No Return.

Poem by Robert William Service
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