Narcissus And Other Poems
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A BRIDAL BALLAD. 51 Youth, aglow with joys unfading, wreathes his golden locks with flowers, Age s path is strewn with garlands which a loving spirit wove, Life reclines in regal beauty, singing under budding bowers, Even Death at last is conquered by the gentle hand of love.
But the earth is gray and faded, heaven is draped in sombre clouds, Morn s bright eyes are dim and tearful, twilight s shadows sadly rove, All the year is dull and gloomy, all its joys are in their shrouds, Life is but a f...uneral journey to a heart bereft of love.
What is wealth, so hard and selfish, with its heaps of gems and gold? What is fame, so false and fickle, at whose word the masses move ?
Wealth is but the icy grandeur of the Arctic moun tains cold, Fame a fleeting desert phantom, when the soul has banished love.
But to-day, two souls united, never more to stray apart, Have begun their journey onward, all their plighted faith to prove ; 52 THE BYRON CENTENARY 1788-1888.
Hope has robed the clouds with roses, joy is wreath ing round each heart, Every step is strewn with lilies from the fairy-land of love, And the days shall never darken, nor the pathway lead astray, While sweet Eros guides them onward like a gentle snow-white dove ; Youth shall flit in fadeless morning, all the months be merry May, Hope shall never be deceitful while their hearts are true to love.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A BRIDAL BALLAD. 51 Youth, aglow with joys unfading, wreathes his golden locks with flowers, Age s path is strewn with garlands which a loving spirit wove, Life reclines in regal beauty, singing under budding bowers, Even Death at last is conquered by the gentle hand of love.
But the earth is gray and faded, heaven is draped in sombre clouds, Morn s bright eyes are dim and tearful, twilight s shadows sadly rove, All the year is dull and gloomy, all its joys are in their shrouds, Life is but a f...uneral journey to a heart bereft of love.
What is wealth, so hard and selfish, with its heaps of gems and gold? What is fame, so false and fickle, at whose word the masses move ?
Wealth is but the icy grandeur of the Arctic moun tains cold, Fame a fleeting desert phantom, when the soul has banished love.
But to-day, two souls united, never more to stray apart, Have begun their journey onward, all their plighted faith to prove ; 52 THE BYRON CENTENARY 1788-1888.
Hope has robed the clouds with roses, joy is wreath ing round each heart, Every step is strewn with lilies from the fairy-land of love, And the days shall never darken, nor the pathway lead astray, While sweet Eros guides them onward like a gentle snow-white dove ; Youth shall flit in fadeless morning, all the months be merry May, Hope shall never be deceitful while their hearts are true to love.
What to read after Narcissus And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Malone to read onlineMoreLess
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