A Lyric of the Fairy Land And Other Poems
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They say the end is nigh, dear friend, The world has passed its prime, And we must bid good bye, dear friend, To all the happier time. They say that peace is o'er, dear friend, The snow-white flags are furled, And the blood-hounds of war, dear friend, Make desolate the world.
They bid us all prepare, dear friend, The wrath of God to meet, But we can learn to share, dear friend, The bitter and the sweet. The golden time goes by, dear friend, The darkness comes apace, There is no beauty nigh, dea...r friend, Save only in thy face.
1 8 HORTATIO AD HOMINEM.
Let those who will put trust, dear friend, In princes and in kings, But wealth and power are dust, dear friend, Most miserable things ; And creeds are stern and cold, dear friend, Repulsive when most true, The brightest hopes we hold, dear friend, Too often they undo.
May all those hearts be blessed, dear friend, Who dream of heaven above, / have no place of rest, dear friend, Save only in thy love. How blue so e'er the skies, dear friend, Beyond our reach they lie, And I prefer thine eyes, dear friend, As kind and not so high.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They say the end is nigh, dear friend, The world has passed its prime, And we must bid good bye, dear friend, To all the happier time. They say that peace is o'er, dear friend, The snow-white flags are furled, And the blood-hounds of war, dear friend, Make desolate the world.
They bid us all prepare, dear friend, The wrath of God to meet, But we can learn to share, dear friend, The bitter and the sweet. The golden time goes by, dear friend, The darkness comes apace, There is no beauty nigh, dea...r friend, Save only in thy face.
1 8 HORTATIO AD HOMINEM.
Let those who will put trust, dear friend, In princes and in kings, But wealth and power are dust, dear friend, Most miserable things ; And creeds are stern and cold, dear friend, Repulsive when most true, The brightest hopes we hold, dear friend, Too often they undo.
May all those hearts be blessed, dear friend, Who dream of heaven above, / have no place of rest, dear friend, Save only in thy love. How blue so e'er the skies, dear friend, Beyond our reach they lie, And I prefer thine eyes, dear friend, As kind and not so high.
What to read after A Lyric of the Fairy Land And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Waite Arthur Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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