Rhymes of Reform
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I waved good-by, and said, which was the truth, That I had lost far less than I had gained.
But now the path, devoid of flowers or shade, L, ed through the glare and dust of busy marts, Where clanging hoofs and grinding wheels of trade Drive ever over quivering human hearts; Or through dim halls, where, motionless and pale, L, ike statues sit, from weary day to day, The sons of toil; here Health began to fail, And drooped and died, and dropped beside the way.
30 YOUTH, HEALTH AND LOVE.
But Love... remains through dark vicissitude, And murmurs not, though Youth and Health are gone. The hour grows late, the winds are cold and rude, The sky o'ercast, but still we journey on. No accident can e'er our progress stay; We were, we are, and we shall ever be. Though Youth and Health and all may pass away, Our path leads on throughout eternity.
31 DAY-DREAMS.
We have dreamed of fame and glory, We have dreamed of feats sublime; And wished a name to live in story, Sounding down the aisles of time.
We have fought the fight of anguish, We have battled long with sin; Many foes without, we've vanquished, And a mightier foe within.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I waved good-by, and said, which was the truth, That I had lost far less than I had gained.
But now the path, devoid of flowers or shade, L, ed through the glare and dust of busy marts, Where clanging hoofs and grinding wheels of trade Drive ever over quivering human hearts; Or through dim halls, where, motionless and pale, L, ike statues sit, from weary day to day, The sons of toil; here Health began to fail, And drooped and died, and dropped beside the way.
30 YOUTH, HEALTH AND LOVE.
But Love... remains through dark vicissitude, And murmurs not, though Youth and Health are gone. The hour grows late, the winds are cold and rude, The sky o'ercast, but still we journey on. No accident can e'er our progress stay; We were, we are, and we shall ever be. Though Youth and Health and all may pass away, Our path leads on throughout eternity.
31 DAY-DREAMS.
We have dreamed of fame and glory, We have dreamed of feats sublime; And wished a name to live in story, Sounding down the aisles of time.
We have fought the fight of anguish, We have battled long with sin; Many foes without, we've vanquished, And a mightier foe within.
What to read after Rhymes of Reform?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Odell T Fellows to read onlineMoreLess
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