Phantoms of Life
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In suffering, solitude it teaches us, By sweetly sad remembrance, that this life Is empty ever till the heart is filled.
72 PHANTOMS OF LIFE.
LXXII.
He who would make his life a precious thing Must nurse a kindly purpose in his soul, And with a sunny patience follow it.
This balanced life so trembles full of fear We may not pay a motive for a kiss.
Life has its language and its fitting time For love, life s master, to look laughing on.
So seek in confidence and you shall find A joy so made that... it will fit but you ; A home where like love s king you may put off The cares of daily life, and whisper tales Of olden dreams to ears that, hear with joy.
The hero-hearts of life too often break Without the sweet reward of victory.
Go hear the sweet songs of love s quiet homes, .
For life not colored full of joy and grief Can give its own nor others fullest tone.
PHANTOMS OF LIFE. 73 LXXIII.
True happiness on earth is only found In the fulfilment of life s duties well.
All we can know of men is what they do : Their aims are all* their own.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In suffering, solitude it teaches us, By sweetly sad remembrance, that this life Is empty ever till the heart is filled.
72 PHANTOMS OF LIFE.
LXXII.
He who would make his life a precious thing Must nurse a kindly purpose in his soul, And with a sunny patience follow it.
This balanced life so trembles full of fear We may not pay a motive for a kiss.
Life has its language and its fitting time For love, life s master, to look laughing on.
So seek in confidence and you shall find A joy so made that... it will fit but you ; A home where like love s king you may put off The cares of daily life, and whisper tales Of olden dreams to ears that, hear with joy.
The hero-hearts of life too often break Without the sweet reward of victory.
Go hear the sweet songs of love s quiet homes, .
For life not colored full of joy and grief Can give its own nor others fullest tone.
PHANTOMS OF LIFE. 73 LXXIII.
True happiness on earth is only found In the fulfilment of life s duties well.
All we can know of men is what they do : Their aims are all* their own.
What to read after Phantoms of Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Luther Dana Waterman to read onlineMoreLess
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