Poetic Zephyrs
Poetic Zephyrs
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■" Remember that your life is brief, " Like the withering of the leaf.
'' When winter comes you're sear and dead, ^' You float upon the water's bed, " And ushered in again with Spring " Your resplendent glories bring, " But tho' I am of mean estate, / / 78 The Rose and the Myj^tle.
-' I'm not of such uncertain date ; " I brave the Winter's storm and blast, " When o'er this place the gloom is cast, •' I'm praised in prose, and sung in verse, " Which all my virtues do rehearse. " Time speeds, — t...he day was at its close.
And now from off the bank I rose.
What I heard was surely true, And I from it a moral drew.
Is't not the same with human kind ?
At the face, not at the mind.
Most persons look, A sparkling eye, A form of perfect symmetry, A cherry lip, a blooming cheek, Are nearly all for which they seek.
The Rose and the Myrtle. 79 But in a few and transient years, Their beauty quickly disappears— The sparkling eye is weak and dim, The blooming face is pale and thin. But in a pure and transient mind, One chaste, sincere, and well refined, We have thro' life a blessing given, A guide to point our feet to heaven.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
■" Remember that your life is brief, " Like the withering of the leaf.
'' When winter comes you're sear and dead, ^' You float upon the water's bed, " And ushered in again with Spring " Your resplendent glories bring, " But tho' I am of mean estate, / / 78 The Rose and the Myj^tle.
-' I'm not of such uncertain date ; " I brave the Winter's storm and blast, " When o'er this place the gloom is cast, •' I'm praised in prose, and sung in verse, " Which all my virtues do rehearse. " Time speeds, — t...he day was at its close.
And now from off the bank I rose.
What I heard was surely true, And I from it a moral drew.
Is't not the same with human kind ?
At the face, not at the mind.
Most persons look, A sparkling eye, A form of perfect symmetry, A cherry lip, a blooming cheek, Are nearly all for which they seek.
The Rose and the Myrtle. 79 But in a few and transient years, Their beauty quickly disappears— The sparkling eye is weak and dim, The blooming face is pale and thin. But in a pure and transient mind, One chaste, sincere, and well refined, We have thro' life a blessing given, A guide to point our feet to heaven.
What to read after Poetic Zephyrs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James D Holden to read onlineMoreLess
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