Affections Tribute Original Poems
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I am your senior, and should by Experience be more wise. Then do not deem it rash in me To drop you this advice. 6 TO MY BROTHER.
You'll find youth's path a slippery one, And, if you're not aware, You'll slip from virtue's narrow track Into temptation's snare.
Sometimes you'll find in it a rose, And oftentimes a thorn That goads the tender heart with shame, And leaves it sadly torn.
If you will only pluck the flowers Of knowledge, love, and truth, In after years you may look back Upon a well sp...ent youth.
But if you leave the path of right To pluck the thorns and flowers Of idle pleasure, you'll look back With pain on childhood's hours.
TO MY BROTHER. 4. "> You'll find its roses soon will fade And leave you naught but thorns To cull in winter's gloomy age And probe the heart that mourns.
You'll meet with those who seek to lure You from truth's path of light ; But sho\v them works to prove that you Are standing for the right.
Mingle not with such : you little know The influence it may have ; For those who see you oft with rogues Will mark you for a knave.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am your senior, and should by Experience be more wise. Then do not deem it rash in me To drop you this advice. 6 TO MY BROTHER.
You'll find youth's path a slippery one, And, if you're not aware, You'll slip from virtue's narrow track Into temptation's snare.
Sometimes you'll find in it a rose, And oftentimes a thorn That goads the tender heart with shame, And leaves it sadly torn.
If you will only pluck the flowers Of knowledge, love, and truth, In after years you may look back Upon a well sp...ent youth.
But if you leave the path of right To pluck the thorns and flowers Of idle pleasure, you'll look back With pain on childhood's hours.
TO MY BROTHER. 4. "> You'll find its roses soon will fade And leave you naught but thorns To cull in winter's gloomy age And probe the heart that mourns.
You'll meet with those who seek to lure You from truth's path of light ; But sho\v them works to prove that you Are standing for the right.
Mingle not with such : you little know The influence it may have ; For those who see you oft with rogues Will mark you for a knave.
What to read after Affections Tribute Original Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R S Naylor to read onlineMoreLess
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