A Bogy Man's Ballad for a Merry Maid's Festival: the Happy Occasion Being the Eighteenth Birthday of Miss Germaine Ranney
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— Her broom is still the sign That housework is divine !
XII.
A hearthstone asks no impious sacrifice Of Youthful joy and mirth ! — What would a home be worth If purchasable only at the price Of every pleasant thing Which youth was meant to bring?
XIII.
I wish thee fun and frolic ! Go with zest To wreak thy heart's desire !
Yet first of all inquire If what thy longing leads to .... is the best !
For be it understood, — The Best alone is Good !
XIV.
Keep down thy vanity — keep up thy pride !
Yet... both alike are part Of every maiden's heart !
So let thy virgin-blush — too pure to hide — Be like the altar-flame That burns in Vesta's name.
XV.
I wish thee boldness never to let slip A chance to show thy face In any humble place Where Mercy's tenderness of finger-tip May stroke a burning brow.
As Charity knows how.
A BOGY MAN S BALLAD XVI.
And if thy knees bring visions to thy mind, And if thy fancy broods In high, immortal moods, — Waste not the weird occasions ! — (hard to find, Yet easy to be lost !) — Keep them at any cost!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Her broom is still the sign That housework is divine !
XII.
A hearthstone asks no impious sacrifice Of Youthful joy and mirth ! — What would a home be worth If purchasable only at the price Of every pleasant thing Which youth was meant to bring?
XIII.
I wish thee fun and frolic ! Go with zest To wreak thy heart's desire !
Yet first of all inquire If what thy longing leads to .... is the best !
For be it understood, — The Best alone is Good !
XIV.
Keep down thy vanity — keep up thy pride !
Yet... both alike are part Of every maiden's heart !
So let thy virgin-blush — too pure to hide — Be like the altar-flame That burns in Vesta's name.
XV.
I wish thee boldness never to let slip A chance to show thy face In any humble place Where Mercy's tenderness of finger-tip May stroke a burning brow.
As Charity knows how.
A BOGY MAN S BALLAD XVI.
And if thy knees bring visions to thy mind, And if thy fancy broods In high, immortal moods, — Waste not the weird occasions ! — (hard to find, Yet easy to be lost !) — Keep them at any cost!
What to read after A Bogy Man's Ballad for a Merry Maid's Festival: the Happy Occasion Being the Eighteenth Birthday of Miss Germaine Ranney?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theodore Tilton to read onlineMoreLess
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