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"Well, the world goes round for ever, Whether we are sad or gay ; Floats the cloud and rolls the river ; Should we pine our lives away ?
Night usurps the throne of day, And, when morning's lances quiver, O'er the mountains flies away, But returns at sunset ever !
Earth alternates night and day, Grave and gay !
If the world so little care us, Why should we regard the world ?
Still its flowery meadows bear us, And the star-tent is unfurled.
Even the stars from heaven are hurled ; And the grasp of... death will tear us From the tree round which we curled, — From the tree of life will tear us, Round which our affections curled, — From the world !
Comrades ! while the earth so alters, Wintry frost and blossom spring, 71 Foolish he who doubts and falters ; Pleasure flies on rapid wing, — Seize it ere you feel the sting !
Bow your heart to passions' altars, Let your soul its incense fling, Ere the gilded pagod falters, Ere you feel the hidden sting, Of the wing !
Comrades ! soon the world will leave us Stranded on the shores of time ; Years of all our joys bereave us ; Age is like the serpent-slime, Staining roses in their prime.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Well, the world goes round for ever, Whether we are sad or gay ; Floats the cloud and rolls the river ; Should we pine our lives away ?
Night usurps the throne of day, And, when morning's lances quiver, O'er the mountains flies away, But returns at sunset ever !
Earth alternates night and day, Grave and gay !
If the world so little care us, Why should we regard the world ?
Still its flowery meadows bear us, And the star-tent is unfurled.
Even the stars from heaven are hurled ; And the grasp of... death will tear us From the tree round which we curled, — From the tree of life will tear us, Round which our affections curled, — From the world !
Comrades ! while the earth so alters, Wintry frost and blossom spring, 71 Foolish he who doubts and falters ; Pleasure flies on rapid wing, — Seize it ere you feel the sting !
Bow your heart to passions' altars, Let your soul its incense fling, Ere the gilded pagod falters, Ere you feel the hidden sting, Of the wing !
Comrades ! soon the world will leave us Stranded on the shores of time ; Years of all our joys bereave us ; Age is like the serpent-slime, Staining roses in their prime.
What to read after Lyrics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Halpine, Charles G. (Charles Graham), 1829-1868 to read onlineMoreLess
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