A Poem Read At the Silver Wedding of Matthias Rich And Sarah a Knowles Rich No
A Poem Read At the Silver Wedding of Matthias Rich And Sarah a Knowles Rich No
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Life's hopes are budding in their path ; Life's star is rising in their sky ; Fair promise all their future hath, One love, one home, one destiny. A sacred service makes them one, And life's long marriage is begun.
Methinks I see them as they stand Before the altar, hand in hand, A manly youth with forehead high, Of noble form and eagle eye ; SILVER WEDDING.
A blushing maiden young and fair, Sweet orange blossoms in her hair.
Kind friends, no favor is denied; I give you leave to kiss the bride....
The muse must now venture a secret to tell, 'Twas everywhere whispered this pair married well ; For whatever joys he could wish for in life, He found ready made at the hands of his wife ; And she, it is said, was more envied than he, As happy as fortunate woman could be ; For hers was the one prize so eagerly sought By managing dames at a summer resort, And one that the stoniest heart can bewitch ; You've guessed her good fortune, she married RICH.
But not these scenes alone our thought shall claim ; For downward in the course of passing years, Through scenes too sweet to last, too dear to name, A richer field of riper joys appears, SILVER WEDDING.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Life's hopes are budding in their path ; Life's star is rising in their sky ; Fair promise all their future hath, One love, one home, one destiny. A sacred service makes them one, And life's long marriage is begun.
Methinks I see them as they stand Before the altar, hand in hand, A manly youth with forehead high, Of noble form and eagle eye ; SILVER WEDDING.
A blushing maiden young and fair, Sweet orange blossoms in her hair.
Kind friends, no favor is denied; I give you leave to kiss the bride....
The muse must now venture a secret to tell, 'Twas everywhere whispered this pair married well ; For whatever joys he could wish for in life, He found ready made at the hands of his wife ; And she, it is said, was more envied than he, As happy as fortunate woman could be ; For hers was the one prize so eagerly sought By managing dames at a summer resort, And one that the stoniest heart can bewitch ; You've guessed her good fortune, she married RICH.
But not these scenes alone our thought shall claim ; For downward in the course of passing years, Through scenes too sweet to last, too dear to name, A richer field of riper joys appears, SILVER WEDDING.
What to read after A Poem Read At the Silver Wedding of Matthias Rich And Sarah a Knowles Rich No?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Grace Halpine to read onlineMoreLess
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