Odd Odes; a Short volume of Short Poems
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My heart it bounds high and my spirits are g"ay, As if buoyed up by something- unknown, — Perhaps 'tis the thought that wherever I stray I'm unhampered, unloved, and alone.
I will roam through the realms of many a clime, - Will wander through many a zone, — Will ramble about just to pass away time.
Unhampered, unloved, and alone.
It is truly an exquisite pleasure to me, — The sweetest I ever have known.
That I sail as I please on life's stormy sea, Unhampered, unloved, and alone.
1887.
144 THK ...ONE THAT LOVES YOU THE BEST OF ALL As the passing- years "may flag- or fly," If by chance your eyes on these stanzas fall, Remember the one they were written by, — 'Twas he that loved you the best of all.
Thoug-h fortune decks your higher state, And your ear attends to honor's call.
Oh! Envy not the erring- fate.
Of the one that loved you the best of all.
Oh! Do not think he is unjust.
Or that his stonj^ heart is small.
For it was you that could not trust The one that loved you the best of all.
What to read after Odd Odes; a Short volume of Short Poems?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My heart it bounds high and my spirits are g"ay, As if buoyed up by something- unknown, — Perhaps 'tis the thought that wherever I stray I'm unhampered, unloved, and alone.
I will roam through the realms of many a clime, - Will wander through many a zone, — Will ramble about just to pass away time.
Unhampered, unloved, and alone.
It is truly an exquisite pleasure to me, — The sweetest I ever have known.
That I sail as I please on life's stormy sea, Unhampered, unloved, and alone.
1887.
144 THK ...ONE THAT LOVES YOU THE BEST OF ALL As the passing- years "may flag- or fly," If by chance your eyes on these stanzas fall, Remember the one they were written by, — 'Twas he that loved you the best of all.
Thoug-h fortune decks your higher state, And your ear attends to honor's call.
Oh! Envy not the erring- fate.
Of the one that loved you the best of all.
Oh! Do not think he is unjust.
Or that his stonj^ heart is small.
For it was you that could not trust The one that loved you the best of all.
What to read after Odd Odes; a Short volume of Short Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maker, Hugh Anthony. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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