The vox angelica replied - The shadows flee away! Our house-beams were of cedar. Come in, with boughs of may! The diapason deepened it - Before the darkness fall, We tell you He is risen again! Our God hath burst His prison again! The Lord of Life is risen again; and Love is Lord of all. (Alfred Noyes)

The vox angelica replied - The shadows flee away! Our house-beams were of cedar. Come in, with boughs of may! The diapason deepened it - Before the darkness fall, We tell you He is risen again! Our God hath burst His prison again! The Lord of Life is risen again; and Love is Lord of all.

Alfred Noyes

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