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These things will never die. These beautiful things will never die > Charles Dickens-Charles Dickens

Pure, bright and beautiful,

Touched our young hearts,

The impulse to pray without words,

Dreams of love and truth;

Desire after losing something,

The yearning cry of the soul,

In pursuit of better hope-

These things will never disappear.

Everything pure, brilliant and beautiful,

Strongly shocked our young hearts,

What drives us to pray silently,

Let us dream of love and truth;

Cherish it after you lose it,

Let the soul cry deeply,

Fight for a better dream—

These things will never disappear.

Timid hands reach out to help,

A brother in need,

In a sad and dark moment, a kind word

This proves that a true friend:

Whispering for forgiveness,

When justice approaches,

A contrite heart has a sadness-

These things will never die.

A timid helping hand,

When your brother needs it,

A sincere word, when you are sad and difficult.

Enough to prove a friend's sincerity;

Begging for mercy softly,

As the trial approaches,

There's a sadness in a contrite heart-

These things will never disappear.

Don't let anything pass to every hand.

Must find some work to do;

Don't miss the chance to awaken love-

Firm, fair and true:

So will a light that never fades.

Shining on you from a height.

The angel's voice says to you-

These things will never die.

Pass warmth to the earth,

Do as much as you can;

Don't miss the chance to awaken love-

Firmness, integrity and loyalty;

So your light shines on it.

It won't disappear.

You will hear the voice of an angel saying-

These things will never disappear.