A Dozen New Poems
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You won't be a sticker for trifles, and bicker And quarrel for nothing at all; You'll grow to be kinder, more thoughtful, and blinder To faults which are petty and small. You won't take the trouble your two fists to double When some one your pride may offend; When with rage now you bristle you'll smile or you'll whistle, And keep the good will of a friend. You'll learn when you're older, that chip on your shoulder Which proudly you battle to guard, Has frequently shamed you and often defamed yo...u, And left you a record that's marred! [18] When you've grown calm and steady, you won't be so ready To fight for a difference that's small For you'll know, when you're older, that chip on your shoulder Is only a chip after all. ['9] THE JOYS WE MISS THERE never comes a lonely day but what we miss the laughing ways Of those who used to walk with us through all our happy yesterdays. We seldom miss the earthly great the famous men that life has known But, as the years go racing by, we miss the friends we used to own.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You won't be a sticker for trifles, and bicker And quarrel for nothing at all; You'll grow to be kinder, more thoughtful, and blinder To faults which are petty and small. You won't take the trouble your two fists to double When some one your pride may offend; When with rage now you bristle you'll smile or you'll whistle, And keep the good will of a friend. You'll learn when you're older, that chip on your shoulder Which proudly you battle to guard, Has frequently shamed you and often defamed yo...u, And left you a record that's marred! [18] When you've grown calm and steady, you won't be so ready To fight for a difference that's small For you'll know, when you're older, that chip on your shoulder Is only a chip after all. ['9] THE JOYS WE MISS THERE never comes a lonely day but what we miss the laughing ways Of those who used to walk with us through all our happy yesterdays. We seldom miss the earthly great the famous men that life has known But, as the years go racing by, we miss the friends we used to own.
What to read after A Dozen New Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edgar a Edgar Albert Guest to read onlineMoreLess
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