Fragments
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And the yellow host was vanquished, Xot one saw morning light.
36 Silent and short was the battle, Low in the dust they lie.
Each golden head, bows its tattered plume, Beneath the midnight sky.
Of all the mighty legions, That crowded hill and vale, Not one of all the countless throng.
Was left to tell the tale.
In numbers there is ever strength.
Has been an ancient boast.
But this single king with his icy breath, Destroyed the yellow host.
But are they dead, or just asleep?
Under the Frost King...'s reign.
When October flaunts her red and gold, The army lives again.
— M. C. W.
37 ONCE.
There are those we meet once in this life, Meet once, clasp hands and pass on; There is something left behind that lasts, Though days, and months, and years, may pass, (O'er and o'er) to recall that one.
— M. C. W.
THE YEARS.
The fleet years come and go, And turns the gold to gray, No hand can stay old father time, And glad youth glides away.
Lasting and bright be its memories' ray.
— M. C. W.
38 THE VERY BEST.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And the yellow host was vanquished, Xot one saw morning light.
36 Silent and short was the battle, Low in the dust they lie.
Each golden head, bows its tattered plume, Beneath the midnight sky.
Of all the mighty legions, That crowded hill and vale, Not one of all the countless throng.
Was left to tell the tale.
In numbers there is ever strength.
Has been an ancient boast.
But this single king with his icy breath, Destroyed the yellow host.
But are they dead, or just asleep?
Under the Frost King...'s reign.
When October flaunts her red and gold, The army lives again.
— M. C. W.
37 ONCE.
There are those we meet once in this life, Meet once, clasp hands and pass on; There is something left behind that lasts, Though days, and months, and years, may pass, (O'er and o'er) to recall that one.
— M. C. W.
THE YEARS.
The fleet years come and go, And turns the gold to gray, No hand can stay old father time, And glad youth glides away.
Lasting and bright be its memories' ray.
— M. C. W.
38 THE VERY BEST.
What to read after Fragments?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilson, Mary Conde to read onlineMoreLess
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