Poems
Poems
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My pencil jots them downright things.
My wife sits stitching while I write — She takes a stitch, I make a rhyme ; She makes old garments over quite ; I sing old thoughts, as old as time ; She mends a rent, while I set right An awkward phrase— and so it goes Until the drowsy spell of night Brings both our labors to a close.
Digitized by Google The world will never laud her art, Perhaps 'twill never hear of mine ; But if my muse fulfils her part As well as those deft hands of thine, Good wife, th...e busy needle ply.
The world shall trace in many a line Thine image sitting silent by My side, while I "invoke the Nine." Digitized by Google "LEAVE ALL FOR LOVE" LEAVE all for love— no man has learned to love ^ Whose heart is set upon the fair estate Some woman brings as dowry ; far above The love of lucre is that bond of fate That joins two living souls — ^leave all for love.
Leave all for love — the work not wrought in love, Though winning gold uncounted, prospers not ; The hours unhallowed by a zeal above The slave's forced will are willingly forgot ; Thy heart shall choose thy work— leave all for love.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My pencil jots them downright things.
My wife sits stitching while I write — She takes a stitch, I make a rhyme ; She makes old garments over quite ; I sing old thoughts, as old as time ; She mends a rent, while I set right An awkward phrase— and so it goes Until the drowsy spell of night Brings both our labors to a close.
Digitized by Google The world will never laud her art, Perhaps 'twill never hear of mine ; But if my muse fulfils her part As well as those deft hands of thine, Good wife, th...e busy needle ply.
The world shall trace in many a line Thine image sitting silent by My side, while I "invoke the Nine." Digitized by Google "LEAVE ALL FOR LOVE" LEAVE all for love— no man has learned to love ^ Whose heart is set upon the fair estate Some woman brings as dowry ; far above The love of lucre is that bond of fate That joins two living souls — ^leave all for love.
Leave all for love — the work not wrought in love, Though winning gold uncounted, prospers not ; The hours unhallowed by a zeal above The slave's forced will are willingly forgot ; Thy heart shall choose thy work— leave all for love.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Davis Platt to read onlineMoreLess
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