Annabel And Other Poems
Annabel And Other Poems
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Then seems but now and yet your locks were brown, And now I see them thickly strewn with gray.
Then seems but now. I feel the same dear arm That then I leaned upon, about me thrown ; The voice that swayed me with its subtle charm Still keeps for me the old caressing tone.
Then seems but now and yet your steps are slow; Your brow shows prints of pain, and toil, and care ; And I have seen my youth's last roses blow. I, too, am growing old why should I care ?
What matters it ? In counting off our ...life By harvest-moons, the checkered, toilsome years Show in their record more of peace than strife, More joy than sorrow, more of smiles than tears.
Time flies apace. Spring-flowers, and Winter- rime, And sweet June roses, swiftly go and come ; Yet the full richness of our youthful prime Still crowns us both anew at Harvest-Home.
90 THE PITY OF IT.
THE PITY OF IT.
IT seems so strange to watch the crowd That gathers on some festal day, To mark the lowly and the proud, Aglow with mirth, and think that they Are but a throng of masquers gay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then seems but now and yet your locks were brown, And now I see them thickly strewn with gray.
Then seems but now. I feel the same dear arm That then I leaned upon, about me thrown ; The voice that swayed me with its subtle charm Still keeps for me the old caressing tone.
Then seems but now and yet your steps are slow; Your brow shows prints of pain, and toil, and care ; And I have seen my youth's last roses blow. I, too, am growing old why should I care ?
What matters it ? In counting off our ...life By harvest-moons, the checkered, toilsome years Show in their record more of peace than strife, More joy than sorrow, more of smiles than tears.
Time flies apace. Spring-flowers, and Winter- rime, And sweet June roses, swiftly go and come ; Yet the full richness of our youthful prime Still crowns us both anew at Harvest-Home.
90 THE PITY OF IT.
THE PITY OF IT.
IT seems so strange to watch the crowd That gathers on some festal day, To mark the lowly and the proud, Aglow with mirth, and think that they Are but a throng of masquers gay.
What to read after Annabel And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellen P Ellen Palmer Allerton to read onlineMoreLess
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