Some Verses
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T ITTLE hearts of human mould, ~^ Wander oft, but none knows where, Drift like seaweed, wet and cold, On the rocks, just here and there.
Watchful powers, round and round, Call, and call, and call again ; Some will hear, but some are bound, Bound as with an iron chain.
Earnest hopes that live and breathe, Lead the spirit life astray ; Restless hearts so oft deceive, Fond endeavours every day.
Little heart oh fickle heart, Never wander at your will, 'Tis not wise from home to part, Shun all evil,... court no ill.
Hopes that linger, breaking heart, With their slow deceitful tread, Woes and sorrows will impart, To a waiting weary head.
Little hearts will always break, Break, and break, and mend again ; Break sweet little heart, and make, Light of all the woe and pain.
4 8 One in sorrow's dress arrayed, Straggling hair and streaming eyes, Woe begotten shunning aid, Risking peace andjoy, unwise.
Silly heart break if you will, Sit upon the cold hard stones, All around will go on still, While you chill your very bones.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
T ITTLE hearts of human mould, ~^ Wander oft, but none knows where, Drift like seaweed, wet and cold, On the rocks, just here and there.
Watchful powers, round and round, Call, and call, and call again ; Some will hear, but some are bound, Bound as with an iron chain.
Earnest hopes that live and breathe, Lead the spirit life astray ; Restless hearts so oft deceive, Fond endeavours every day.
Little heart oh fickle heart, Never wander at your will, 'Tis not wise from home to part, Shun all evil,... court no ill.
Hopes that linger, breaking heart, With their slow deceitful tread, Woes and sorrows will impart, To a waiting weary head.
Little hearts will always break, Break, and break, and mend again ; Break sweet little heart, and make, Light of all the woe and pain.
4 8 One in sorrow's dress arrayed, Straggling hair and streaming eyes, Woe begotten shunning aid, Risking peace andjoy, unwise.
Silly heart break if you will, Sit upon the cold hard stones, All around will go on still, While you chill your very bones.
What to read after Some Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Eaton Hammond to read onlineMoreLess
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