My Own Philosophy And Other Poems And Dramas
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Oft talents are smothered, and spirits subdued Which, free from want's shackles, would failure exclude.
While others succeed to overcome need.
Yet die ere the harvest could spring from the seed.
Alas, 'tis your nature, O time, in your speed To tarry no moment, not even to heed The calls of distress, nor the joyful caress Of those who would hold what is doomed by life's stress.
The past is thy footprint, and thou art to-day The future, the highway approaching your sway.
And we who are grieving, ...oft doubting, believing.
Are eddies of dust which your footsteps are cleaving.
150 Digitized by LjOOQ IC Later Poems Yet thou, even thou, who resistless proceeds Art naught but the servant of Him who e'er leads; And though never seen, no virtue so mean Which he would reject in His wisdom serene.
YOUR FACE WILL TELL THE STORY An abstract on its pages Doth past transactions show; And vanished thoughts, forgotten, Which in thy past did glow.
And pain or joy which keenly Did torture or enthrall; Your face will tell the story.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oft talents are smothered, and spirits subdued Which, free from want's shackles, would failure exclude.
While others succeed to overcome need.
Yet die ere the harvest could spring from the seed.
Alas, 'tis your nature, O time, in your speed To tarry no moment, not even to heed The calls of distress, nor the joyful caress Of those who would hold what is doomed by life's stress.
The past is thy footprint, and thou art to-day The future, the highway approaching your sway.
And we who are grieving, ...oft doubting, believing.
Are eddies of dust which your footsteps are cleaving.
150 Digitized by LjOOQ IC Later Poems Yet thou, even thou, who resistless proceeds Art naught but the servant of Him who e'er leads; And though never seen, no virtue so mean Which he would reject in His wisdom serene.
YOUR FACE WILL TELL THE STORY An abstract on its pages Doth past transactions show; And vanished thoughts, forgotten, Which in thy past did glow.
And pain or joy which keenly Did torture or enthrall; Your face will tell the story.
What to read after My Own Philosophy And Other Poems And Dramas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Werner Eggerth to read onlineMoreLess
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