Poems for Little People And Those of Larger Growth
Poems for Little People And Those of Larger Growth
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And void of gloom the days shall be When age and . Weakness muse and see The davs of strencrth that shine afar Where truth was like a guiding star !
96 "THE EVIL DAYS. " ]gEFORE the Evil Days draw nigh, When pleasures pall on dead desu-es, And grey funereal ashes lie, To mark the place of perished fires : Before the sun is hid in gloom By clouds returning after rain, And light forsakes the joyless room No joy shall ever light again : Before the morning fails to bless ^Vilh melody of waking bird...s, And v. Ords of winning tenderness Lose all the charm of tender words — Because they fall on lisdcss ears, That through the watches of the night Hear voices from the vanished years With sorrow and with no delight : ''THE EVIL days:' 97 Before the sad, despairing soul Looks out in vain from darkened eyes To find her lost immortal goal, And wails her wasted energies, That grasped at every gilded toy.
And every flower upon \\\t sod. When happiness, without alloy, Was waiting at the hands of God : Before the silver cord is loosed, And mourners go about the street, And lips are still in death that used To turn to bitter all of sweet : O seek the Lord, whose love draws nigh In yearning pity, lest the door Should shut and mock the awful cry, " Too late !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And void of gloom the days shall be When age and . Weakness muse and see The davs of strencrth that shine afar Where truth was like a guiding star !
96 "THE EVIL DAYS. " ]gEFORE the Evil Days draw nigh, When pleasures pall on dead desu-es, And grey funereal ashes lie, To mark the place of perished fires : Before the sun is hid in gloom By clouds returning after rain, And light forsakes the joyless room No joy shall ever light again : Before the morning fails to bless ^Vilh melody of waking bird...s, And v. Ords of winning tenderness Lose all the charm of tender words — Because they fall on lisdcss ears, That through the watches of the night Hear voices from the vanished years With sorrow and with no delight : ''THE EVIL days:' 97 Before the sad, despairing soul Looks out in vain from darkened eyes To find her lost immortal goal, And wails her wasted energies, That grasped at every gilded toy.
And every flower upon \\\t sod. When happiness, without alloy, Was waiting at the hands of God : Before the silver cord is loosed, And mourners go about the street, And lips are still in death that used To turn to bitter all of sweet : O seek the Lord, whose love draws nigh In yearning pity, lest the door Should shut and mock the awful cry, " Too late !
What to read after Poems for Little People And Those of Larger Growth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J R Eastwood to read onlineMoreLess
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