Reviewing Childhood Days At 75 Poem
Reviewing Childhood Days At 75 Poem
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Tho maybe memory has its share In making things all bright and fair.
The sorrows of our youth get faint, While joys in radiant hues we paint. " So, ere concluding, all together We send our love to Sister Carrie, And Minnie love and husband, too, And Sue, and Hugh, and Eleanore, And Kay and all the other kin. Just tell them we in health are blest, According to our needs and years. Just say the world's a world of beauty, E'er calling us to work and duty. We hope in peace and joy to live With men ...our fellows and with God. Don't think, my brother, 'cause I spoke Of comic scenes that I forgot Your noble, hopeful, youthful traits, Your loyal deeds, your loving ways. For from your earliest thoughtful hours You gave the world a living pledge "I'll be an honest, noble man. " And with that pledge, at seventy-one Your record's fixed, your honor's safe. Your worthy life may well bespeak A long and happy eveningtide.
In years of which these stories tell, Our father, mother, sisters, all, In heart beat daily true with ours.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tho maybe memory has its share In making things all bright and fair.
The sorrows of our youth get faint, While joys in radiant hues we paint. " So, ere concluding, all together We send our love to Sister Carrie, And Minnie love and husband, too, And Sue, and Hugh, and Eleanore, And Kay and all the other kin. Just tell them we in health are blest, According to our needs and years. Just say the world's a world of beauty, E'er calling us to work and duty. We hope in peace and joy to live With men ...our fellows and with God. Don't think, my brother, 'cause I spoke Of comic scenes that I forgot Your noble, hopeful, youthful traits, Your loyal deeds, your loving ways. For from your earliest thoughtful hours You gave the world a living pledge "I'll be an honest, noble man. " And with that pledge, at seventy-one Your record's fixed, your honor's safe. Your worthy life may well bespeak A long and happy eveningtide.
In years of which these stories tell, Our father, mother, sisters, all, In heart beat daily true with ours.
What to read after Reviewing Childhood Days At 75 Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Hutchinson Kerr to read onlineMoreLess
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