Poems And Verses
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And now John has this fateful dread So perfectly controlled, Wherever else Time's feet may tread, He never can grow old.
PASADENA, March n, 1899.
TO THE SAME COMFORTING story was long ago told With aspect of credible truth, Of a valley whose denizens never grew old; They drank of the well-spring of youth.
Some sought it, some shunned it, some scorned to believe 'T was aught but an old witch's song ; They said a romancer had tried to deceive, And, doubting, they journeyed along.
We know the dear... friend whom we honor to-day Accepted this fable for truth ; He tents by this fountain, he basks in its spray, And breathes in the ether of youth.
This wonderful spring gushes up from his heart, It sparkles, like spray in the sun, Good cheer, and sweet trusting, abound from the start, They ripple and gurgle with fun.
TO THE SAME 37 And yet there are waters that run deep and low, Where love and strong faith can abide j Where falls a cool shade ; where alone he may go, And whisper, and rest, and abide.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And now John has this fateful dread So perfectly controlled, Wherever else Time's feet may tread, He never can grow old.
PASADENA, March n, 1899.
TO THE SAME COMFORTING story was long ago told With aspect of credible truth, Of a valley whose denizens never grew old; They drank of the well-spring of youth.
Some sought it, some shunned it, some scorned to believe 'T was aught but an old witch's song ; They said a romancer had tried to deceive, And, doubting, they journeyed along.
We know the dear... friend whom we honor to-day Accepted this fable for truth ; He tents by this fountain, he basks in its spray, And breathes in the ether of youth.
This wonderful spring gushes up from his heart, It sparkles, like spray in the sun, Good cheer, and sweet trusting, abound from the start, They ripple and gurgle with fun.
TO THE SAME 37 And yet there are waters that run deep and low, Where love and strong faith can abide j Where falls a cool shade ; where alone he may go, And whisper, and rest, and abide.
What to read after Poems And Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah B Earle to read onlineMoreLess
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