Poems of Optimism
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Nor let Utility crowd out the vaseWhich has no use save gracing by its looks The precious home.
To narrow bounds let mirrors lend their aid And multiply each gracious touch of art; And let the casual stranger feel the part -The great creative part--that love has played Within the home.
Here bring your best in thought and word and deed, Your sweetest acts, your highest self-control; Nor save them for some later hour and goal. Here is the place, and now the time of need, Here in your home.
THE ET...ERNAL NOW Time with his back against the mighty wall, Which hides from view all future joy and sorrow, Hears, without answer, the impatient call Of puny man, to tell him of to-morrow.
Moral, be wise, and to the silence bow, These useless and unquiet ways forsaking;Concern thyself with the Eternal Now - To-day hold all things, ready for thy taking.
IF I WERE A MAN, A YOUNG MAN If I were a man, a young man, and knew what I know to-day, I would look in the eyes of Life undaunted By any Fate that might threaten me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nor let Utility crowd out the vaseWhich has no use save gracing by its looks The precious home.
To narrow bounds let mirrors lend their aid And multiply each gracious touch of art; And let the casual stranger feel the part -The great creative part--that love has played Within the home.
Here bring your best in thought and word and deed, Your sweetest acts, your highest self-control; Nor save them for some later hour and goal. Here is the place, and now the time of need, Here in your home.
THE ET...ERNAL NOW Time with his back against the mighty wall, Which hides from view all future joy and sorrow, Hears, without answer, the impatient call Of puny man, to tell him of to-morrow.
Moral, be wise, and to the silence bow, These useless and unquiet ways forsaking;Concern thyself with the Eternal Now - To-day hold all things, ready for thy taking.
IF I WERE A MAN, A YOUNG MAN If I were a man, a young man, and knew what I know to-day, I would look in the eyes of Life undaunted By any Fate that might threaten me.
What to read after Poems of Optimism?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilcox Ella Wheeler to read onlineMoreLess
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