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'TWIXT creek and bay / We whisper to our white sails "stay! / Oh, Life, a little while delay! / 'Twixt creek and bay."
So loath to go / From these calm shallows that we know, / We fain would stay the year's swift flow, / Nor onward go
To banks more wide, / Where seaward drawings of the tide / Impel to deeper depths untried, / Where Life grows wide.
'Twixt creek and bay -- / The morning deepens into day, / And richer freight we bear, alway, / When in the bay.