Sonnets And Other Poems
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Thou art a father — can the cruel word Lodge in thy breast or from thy lips be heard?
Let the young live, ye awful Powers, and know, Ere they pass hence, the savour of that best Of fruit that grows upon the tree of life — The happy home, the love of child and wife — And, working with their fellows, earn their rest.
The old must go, and others fill their room ; So is the blood of the world re-vivified.
But ah ! 'tis piteous when a father stands O'er his dead son, and holds the pulseless hands, O...r mother for her daughter must provide Not marriage robes, but garments of the tomb.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thou art a father — can the cruel word Lodge in thy breast or from thy lips be heard?
Let the young live, ye awful Powers, and know, Ere they pass hence, the savour of that best Of fruit that grows upon the tree of life — The happy home, the love of child and wife — And, working with their fellows, earn their rest.
The old must go, and others fill their room ; So is the blood of the world re-vivified.
But ah ! 'tis piteous when a father stands O'er his dead son, and holds the pulseless hands, O...r mother for her daughter must provide Not marriage robes, but garments of the tomb.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John K John Kells Ingram to read online
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