Poems of Life
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And oh! the music that the world was ringing — When I met you.
Another has your fancy from me captured; Her lot, — Fate's tenderer impulse to know.
Whilst I, adown the years waiting the facing, Alone, must go.
[34] POEMS OF LIFE WE MET IN MAY (continued) No thought is mine save that bequeaths a blessing; — God grant your life be a long, happy day.
You have forgotten, but I must remember, — We met in May.
[35] POEMS OF LIFE I TURN ME DOWN A LIGHTED WAY T TURN me down a lighted way ■*■ Where laug...hter rings and song floats out; And, as I gain the happy throng, All eagerly they flock about.
I smile on this side, and on that.
Join the gay flow of repartee : Yet, deep, deep down, within my heart Echoes the endless moan for thee.
I hark to him who compliments, Within my eyes a sparkling light.
I play the game, — nor does he guess Its fire has burned to ashes white.
They count me merriest of all.
Not one who notes the deep-down sigh, Who lists — Life's tragic undertone, — We^ve said good-bye — we^ve said good-bye* [36] POEMS OF LIFE COUNSEL TTAVE you balked at the test youVe been ■*■■■- put to, Are you weary of straining a point?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And oh! the music that the world was ringing — When I met you.
Another has your fancy from me captured; Her lot, — Fate's tenderer impulse to know.
Whilst I, adown the years waiting the facing, Alone, must go.
[34] POEMS OF LIFE WE MET IN MAY (continued) No thought is mine save that bequeaths a blessing; — God grant your life be a long, happy day.
You have forgotten, but I must remember, — We met in May.
[35] POEMS OF LIFE I TURN ME DOWN A LIGHTED WAY T TURN me down a lighted way ■*■ Where laug...hter rings and song floats out; And, as I gain the happy throng, All eagerly they flock about.
I smile on this side, and on that.
Join the gay flow of repartee : Yet, deep, deep down, within my heart Echoes the endless moan for thee.
I hark to him who compliments, Within my eyes a sparkling light.
I play the game, — nor does he guess Its fire has burned to ashes white.
They count me merriest of all.
Not one who notes the deep-down sigh, Who lists — Life's tragic undertone, — We^ve said good-bye — we^ve said good-bye* [36] POEMS OF LIFE COUNSEL TTAVE you balked at the test youVe been ■*■■■- put to, Are you weary of straining a point?
What to read after Poems of Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katharine Forrest Hamill to read onlineMoreLess
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