Songs of a Golden Age, And Other Poems
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Yet thither from afar with longing eyes I look, and pray, that yonder, where for me, Sometime, I know not when, shall dawn in peace The great new day, we may clasp hands once more." 44 AN HOUR'S REFLECTION On my acquaintance with Mrs.
Something fair and sweet Fell to-day at my feet, Unforeseen, unsought, Treasure not to be bought.
Dare I give it a name ?
Pleasant all the same.
Whose ? It looks too fine, Ever to be mine.
Someone jealous? I Might just pass it by; Yet, if meant for me.
Mine must i...t not be?
Friendships under the sun Thrive. And just this one,- Some have many, 'tis true, • Mine have been but iew.
If one falls to my share, Need they really care?
Little thing, to be sure.
Can it, perhaps, endure?
Pretty, for an hour, Fading like a flower?
Roses and lilies fall.
What lasts after all?
Yet for one day's glee Life may sweeter be.
If my bubble break.
Kind thoughts for its sake I shall like to keep.
Soon we fall asleep.
45 BY THE LAKE I sat upon the shore of a great lake, Whose tossing surges break Close to a city's feet, And mingling with that never ceasing beat, Came up the voices of the crowded street.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet thither from afar with longing eyes I look, and pray, that yonder, where for me, Sometime, I know not when, shall dawn in peace The great new day, we may clasp hands once more." 44 AN HOUR'S REFLECTION On my acquaintance with Mrs.
Something fair and sweet Fell to-day at my feet, Unforeseen, unsought, Treasure not to be bought.
Dare I give it a name ?
Pleasant all the same.
Whose ? It looks too fine, Ever to be mine.
Someone jealous? I Might just pass it by; Yet, if meant for me.
Mine must i...t not be?
Friendships under the sun Thrive. And just this one,- Some have many, 'tis true, • Mine have been but iew.
If one falls to my share, Need they really care?
Little thing, to be sure.
Can it, perhaps, endure?
Pretty, for an hour, Fading like a flower?
Roses and lilies fall.
What lasts after all?
Yet for one day's glee Life may sweeter be.
If my bubble break.
Kind thoughts for its sake I shall like to keep.
Soon we fall asleep.
45 BY THE LAKE I sat upon the shore of a great lake, Whose tossing surges break Close to a city's feet, And mingling with that never ceasing beat, Came up the voices of the crowded street.
What to read after Songs of a Golden Age, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sturtevant, Elizabeth F to read onlineMoreLess
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