My Jewsharp Or Poems
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How swift the hasty years roll on, It only seems a merry drive, Since first I saw life's purple dawn. And here the " corner " looms in sight, The timid maiden's primal fear ; I would not dodge it, if I might, I '11 face it with a queenly air. 'T is not so horrid, after all, Nor quite so sharp as many fear ; TWENTY-FIVE. 195 A gentle curve, the place I call, The path ahead seems bright and clear. Of fellow-pilgrims some are left, I do not travel all alone ; And Love our hearts has never cleft, H...is subtle arrows careless thrown. A merry company are we, With these unburdened hearts of ours ; As on we float, the shadows flee, Our path is fringed with dewy flowers. 'T is true, the simple girl- wife sighs, And feels that we her pity need, Nor dreams that we, too, may have eyes, And hi her face her sorrows read. We see her pale and sickly cheek, Where many dimples used to play, 196 TWENTY-FIVE. When we together used to seek Enjoyment through the livelong day. 'T is plain that she has found her hope Of happiness a transient dream ; With pain and trouble forced to cope, She struggles on Life's turbid stream.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How swift the hasty years roll on, It only seems a merry drive, Since first I saw life's purple dawn. And here the " corner " looms in sight, The timid maiden's primal fear ; I would not dodge it, if I might, I '11 face it with a queenly air. 'T is not so horrid, after all, Nor quite so sharp as many fear ; TWENTY-FIVE. 195 A gentle curve, the place I call, The path ahead seems bright and clear. Of fellow-pilgrims some are left, I do not travel all alone ; And Love our hearts has never cleft, H...is subtle arrows careless thrown. A merry company are we, With these unburdened hearts of ours ; As on we float, the shadows flee, Our path is fringed with dewy flowers. 'T is true, the simple girl- wife sighs, And feels that we her pity need, Nor dreams that we, too, may have eyes, And hi her face her sorrows read. We see her pale and sickly cheek, Where many dimples used to play, 196 TWENTY-FIVE. When we together used to seek Enjoyment through the livelong day. 'T is plain that she has found her hope Of happiness a transient dream ; With pain and trouble forced to cope, She struggles on Life's turbid stream.
What to read after My Jewsharp Or Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Orville Wheeler to read onlineMoreLess
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