A Fifth Avenue Parade And Other Poems
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Though she prayed.
Yet they sent her off quick To the work-house, alone.
[115] While I laughed o'er my loom.
And felt, Now and then, for the ring 'Neath my belt.
Wishing week-end would come.
Little dreaming the sting.
Planned the house we should have, We two; Carpet, table, chairs, stove.
What we'd do: — She lay dying, the grave Was a-beckoning my love.
Aye, she died more of shame?
'Tis like.
I'll complete here my vow.
I could strike: — But 'tis useless to blame!
May she have the ring now?
[ii6...] Compensation When gallant robins sing Through loosened sweets of Spring, As you plod off to work, Wish not to change or shirk The day's routine, dear soul; But view the whole.
When moon and stars shine bright Some night, some summer night.
And weary, you must sleep And cannot vigil keep, Sigh not, alas! dear soul; But view the whole.
When music's choirs complain In melancholy strain, — "All beauty must decay.
Let love then seize the day." Fear not such loss, dear soul; But view the whole.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Though she prayed.
Yet they sent her off quick To the work-house, alone.
[115] While I laughed o'er my loom.
And felt, Now and then, for the ring 'Neath my belt.
Wishing week-end would come.
Little dreaming the sting.
Planned the house we should have, We two; Carpet, table, chairs, stove.
What we'd do: — She lay dying, the grave Was a-beckoning my love.
Aye, she died more of shame?
'Tis like.
I'll complete here my vow.
I could strike: — But 'tis useless to blame!
May she have the ring now?
[ii6...] Compensation When gallant robins sing Through loosened sweets of Spring, As you plod off to work, Wish not to change or shirk The day's routine, dear soul; But view the whole.
When moon and stars shine bright Some night, some summer night.
And weary, you must sleep And cannot vigil keep, Sigh not, alas! dear soul; But view the whole.
When music's choirs complain In melancholy strain, — "All beauty must decay.
Let love then seize the day." Fear not such loss, dear soul; But view the whole.
What to read after A Fifth Avenue Parade And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grant, Percy Stickney, 1860-1927 to read onlineMoreLess
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