Crocus And Wintergreen
Crocus And Wintergreen
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F e A 21 j TO-MORROW II On Hope's sunshiny dial, Time for thee Decrees the hours shall magically stay Beyond where falls the shadow of To -Day, Thou dearly loved of poor humanity.
Cherished To-Morrow, dearest child of hope.
Oh, hearts have loved thee since the world began, And thy light, airy breath shall gently fan The fading spark of life the while we grope Our way toward thee on life's declining slope.
All earthly joys our trembling hands resign At the grave's edge, nor murmur nor repine Our... failing hearts; but with death's whisper we Still say beyond the grave we shall have thee, And name thee Heaven and Immortality.
22 F £ A A VISIT A VISIT TO H. E. S.
EAR sister, these bright days rush swiftly on; I soon must go.
Our paths in life so far apart do lie ; Fate wills it so.
Few hand-clasps bring the grudging years to us — We who are fit For daily comradeship; and far apart Our lamps are lit; And to and fro our letters dimly bridge The gulf between; Faintly, like echoes, keep alive Half that we mean.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
F e A 21 j TO-MORROW II On Hope's sunshiny dial, Time for thee Decrees the hours shall magically stay Beyond where falls the shadow of To -Day, Thou dearly loved of poor humanity.
Cherished To-Morrow, dearest child of hope.
Oh, hearts have loved thee since the world began, And thy light, airy breath shall gently fan The fading spark of life the while we grope Our way toward thee on life's declining slope.
All earthly joys our trembling hands resign At the grave's edge, nor murmur nor repine Our... failing hearts; but with death's whisper we Still say beyond the grave we shall have thee, And name thee Heaven and Immortality.
22 F £ A A VISIT A VISIT TO H. E. S.
EAR sister, these bright days rush swiftly on; I soon must go.
Our paths in life so far apart do lie ; Fate wills it so.
Few hand-clasps bring the grudging years to us — We who are fit For daily comradeship; and far apart Our lamps are lit; And to and fro our letters dimly bridge The gulf between; Faintly, like echoes, keep alive Half that we mean.
What to read after Crocus And Wintergreen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Starrett Helen Ekin to read onlineMoreLess
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