Poems And Other Verses
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O when shall we toss aside This envy of race and clan, And limit our " brothers " to nought less wide Than the common rights of man ? O God ! we are dull to learn ; We are fools and slow of heart ; And yet I wot we often yearn To play a nobler part ! Can man be and not fight ? But he was not born for this ! Is war his paragon bliss ? More light, my God, more light ! DE AMICITIA. " 119 DE AMICITIA. " CRUEL is the thought that the friends I am loving, Friends I have loved in the years passed away..., May in the future whereto we are moving Meet me a stranger as strangers some day ! Friends that I meet with, and laugh with, and talk with, Open my mind with, familiar and true, Meeting again one that now I so walk with, Such should bow stiffly and say, " How d'ye do ? " Yet, looking back on the past, I see clearly Shadows of friends I'm in touch with no more ; Friends long ago that I loved very dearly Who have forgot the affection I bore. 120 " DE AMICITIA. " I can see back through life's pathway in fancies Many a spot, where a hasty " Good-bye " Left me without some companion, the chances Of some new bend in the roadway to try.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O when shall we toss aside This envy of race and clan, And limit our " brothers " to nought less wide Than the common rights of man ? O God ! we are dull to learn ; We are fools and slow of heart ; And yet I wot we often yearn To play a nobler part ! Can man be and not fight ? But he was not born for this ! Is war his paragon bliss ? More light, my God, more light ! DE AMICITIA. " 119 DE AMICITIA. " CRUEL is the thought that the friends I am loving, Friends I have loved in the years passed away..., May in the future whereto we are moving Meet me a stranger as strangers some day ! Friends that I meet with, and laugh with, and talk with, Open my mind with, familiar and true, Meeting again one that now I so walk with, Such should bow stiffly and say, " How d'ye do ? " Yet, looking back on the past, I see clearly Shadows of friends I'm in touch with no more ; Friends long ago that I loved very dearly Who have forgot the affection I bore. 120 " DE AMICITIA. " I can see back through life's pathway in fancies Many a spot, where a hasty " Good-bye " Left me without some companion, the chances Of some new bend in the roadway to try.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H a R J to read onlineMoreLess
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