Cupids Chalice And Other Poems
Cupids Chalice And Other Poems
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Ask not then of the morrow, Be merry for to-day, And take whate'er good fortune That chance puts in your way ; Feast on the sweets of loving While Cupid says you may !
For crabbed age is coming, (It won't be very long) So, on then with the dancing, Sing loud your merry song, And keep the trysts of ev'ning, For which the maidens long.
For then the soft breathed whispers, The coy and gentle laugh Reveal the maid in hiding (She gives you tempting chaff), Be bold and take the forfeit And deep the l...ove-cup quaff, 46 Cupid's Chalice.
" SOME of the Club are now no longer boys, Nor love to linger when the maids are coy, " Cried doubting Horace, " If there be such men Perhaps they'll see in this a spark of joy. " Leuconoe. 47 LEUCONOE.
HORACE, I. , II.
SEARCH not the Chaldic auguries to see What length of Life be granted you or me, To know such things comes not within our right.
Tis better far to bear what is to be. But be this year the last we e'er shall know, If time is brief, the wine should freer flow, Curtail your hopes the end may be to night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ask not then of the morrow, Be merry for to-day, And take whate'er good fortune That chance puts in your way ; Feast on the sweets of loving While Cupid says you may !
For crabbed age is coming, (It won't be very long) So, on then with the dancing, Sing loud your merry song, And keep the trysts of ev'ning, For which the maidens long.
For then the soft breathed whispers, The coy and gentle laugh Reveal the maid in hiding (She gives you tempting chaff), Be bold and take the forfeit And deep the l...ove-cup quaff, 46 Cupid's Chalice.
" SOME of the Club are now no longer boys, Nor love to linger when the maids are coy, " Cried doubting Horace, " If there be such men Perhaps they'll see in this a spark of joy. " Leuconoe. 47 LEUCONOE.
HORACE, I. , II.
SEARCH not the Chaldic auguries to see What length of Life be granted you or me, To know such things comes not within our right.
Tis better far to bear what is to be. But be this year the last we e'er shall know, If time is brief, the wine should freer flow, Curtail your hopes the end may be to night.
What to read after Cupids Chalice And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Dearborn Bullard to read onlineMoreLess
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