Rosemary And Pansies
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three times o'er And now I'll leave off, or you'll think me a bore.
60 TO J. W. E.
Ah yes ! you have suffered, for that is the measure, Meted out to each luckless descendant of Eve, But have you not also known exquisite pleasure Such as no grubbing worldling could ever achieve ?
Believe me your life is not useless or wasted, Seen in proper perspective you've nothing to rue ; How few of life's nectar so deeply have tasted, How few own a spirit so tender and true !
In yourself you've a spring of ...delight ever-flowing ; Ever youthful in heart and in mind you remain ; In your spirit so fervent there burns ever-glowing That love for the lovely which never can wane.
Leave 'success 1 to the sordid and 'slim' money-spinner, His wealth is the price of the sale of his soul ; If your gifts you weigh justly 'tis you are the winner, And he is the loser with whom to condole.
61 THRENODY Hush ! tread softly in the gloom Of the closely-curtained room : Though our hearts with grief are torn Silently alone we'll mourn : Shallow grief alone is shrill, Deep our grief shall be and still : "We should wrong her did we make Loud lamentings for her sake ; Grief enough in life she had, Now no more will she be sad, Never more will suffer pain Death to her is naught but gain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
three times o'er And now I'll leave off, or you'll think me a bore.
60 TO J. W. E.
Ah yes ! you have suffered, for that is the measure, Meted out to each luckless descendant of Eve, But have you not also known exquisite pleasure Such as no grubbing worldling could ever achieve ?
Believe me your life is not useless or wasted, Seen in proper perspective you've nothing to rue ; How few of life's nectar so deeply have tasted, How few own a spirit so tender and true !
In yourself you've a spring of ...delight ever-flowing ; Ever youthful in heart and in mind you remain ; In your spirit so fervent there burns ever-glowing That love for the lovely which never can wane.
Leave 'success 1 to the sordid and 'slim' money-spinner, His wealth is the price of the sale of his soul ; If your gifts you weigh justly 'tis you are the winner, And he is the loser with whom to condole.
61 THRENODY Hush ! tread softly in the gloom Of the closely-curtained room : Though our hearts with grief are torn Silently alone we'll mourn : Shallow grief alone is shrill, Deep our grief shall be and still : "We should wrong her did we make Loud lamentings for her sake ; Grief enough in life she had, Now no more will she be sad, Never more will suffer pain Death to her is naught but gain.
What to read after Rosemary And Pansies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bertram Dobell to read onlineMoreLess
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