Frontier Humor in Verse Prose And Picture
Frontier Humor in Verse Prose And Picture
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And then comparisons are drawn At the expense, no doubt, Of him whose overflowing cup Seems full enough without. While he who moves away, alas !
Of every grace so free. To criticism opens wide The door, as all may see.
His mind is not reflecting now On fashions, style, or art. On proper pace, or rules of grace ; But on his slighted heart. He now but sees his promised joys All foundering in his view, His castles tumbling down, that high In brighter moments grew.
To know that now those ruby lips ...Another's mouth will press, And now that soft and soothing hand Another's brow caress. — 174 IS LIFE WORTH LIVING?
Oh, dark before, and dark behind, And full of woe and pain Is life to him, whose heavy loss Makes up a rival's gain.
The gravel-walk beneath his feet Cannot too sudden ope', To gather in the wretch, who mourns The death of every hope. The swallows, whispering in a row, Seem mocking at his tear. And in the cawing of the crow He seems to catch a sneer ; The cattle grazing in the field Awhile their lunch delay, To gaze at him, who moves along In such a listless way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And then comparisons are drawn At the expense, no doubt, Of him whose overflowing cup Seems full enough without. While he who moves away, alas !
Of every grace so free. To criticism opens wide The door, as all may see.
His mind is not reflecting now On fashions, style, or art. On proper pace, or rules of grace ; But on his slighted heart. He now but sees his promised joys All foundering in his view, His castles tumbling down, that high In brighter moments grew.
To know that now those ruby lips ...Another's mouth will press, And now that soft and soothing hand Another's brow caress. — 174 IS LIFE WORTH LIVING?
Oh, dark before, and dark behind, And full of woe and pain Is life to him, whose heavy loss Makes up a rival's gain.
The gravel-walk beneath his feet Cannot too sudden ope', To gather in the wretch, who mourns The death of every hope. The swallows, whispering in a row, Seem mocking at his tear. And in the cawing of the crow He seems to catch a sneer ; The cattle grazing in the field Awhile their lunch delay, To gaze at him, who moves along In such a listless way.
What to read after Frontier Humor in Verse Prose And Picture?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Palmer Cox to read onlineMoreLess
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