Sunset And Dawn Further Songs And Lyrics
Sunset And Dawn Further Songs And Lyrics
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And if our dreams did end one Summer night, Would we some pale star send, to stay their flight; Or would we rest content, and bid them fly While we beheld the dawn, beyond the sky.
59 LIFE'S MART H E sold his hear! For love of gold— The highest bid Of wealth untold, Clouded his eyes, Usurped his brain ; When he sold his heart For greed, and gain.
She sold her heart— And all its tire Was trampled deep, Deep in the mire ; For wealth so vain Exacts its toll — She sold her heart And lost her soul.
...And to what end Are things like these, — Should Providence Give us life's ease; 60 Unjust reward For nothing won, Or for the deeds We've left undone?
Should we accept And rest content, Or conquer some Fresh continent ; Or should we strive To justify, God's gift of life, Before we die ?
Frail, fragile, fair, — ■ From time unknown, The buyer reaps As he has sown ; While what of you, With hearts to sell, Have ye not known Life's heaven — and hell ?
61 THE WANTAGE ROAD I TOOK the road to Wantage town, that wanders Cholsey way, And on my left were rolling downs that sheltered lambs at play ; The rolling downs, the chalky downs, the fields of green and white That lumbered on to Ilsley, which was somewhere out of sight ; While on, and on the ribboned road went up towards the sky, Then down again to Blewbury, which nestled snug and shy Below the chalk strewn, rolling down, where life is half begun, Along the road to Wantage town, all white beneath the sun.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And if our dreams did end one Summer night, Would we some pale star send, to stay their flight; Or would we rest content, and bid them fly While we beheld the dawn, beyond the sky.
59 LIFE'S MART H E sold his hear! For love of gold— The highest bid Of wealth untold, Clouded his eyes, Usurped his brain ; When he sold his heart For greed, and gain.
She sold her heart— And all its tire Was trampled deep, Deep in the mire ; For wealth so vain Exacts its toll — She sold her heart And lost her soul.
...And to what end Are things like these, — Should Providence Give us life's ease; 60 Unjust reward For nothing won, Or for the deeds We've left undone?
Should we accept And rest content, Or conquer some Fresh continent ; Or should we strive To justify, God's gift of life, Before we die ?
Frail, fragile, fair, — ■ From time unknown, The buyer reaps As he has sown ; While what of you, With hearts to sell, Have ye not known Life's heaven — and hell ?
61 THE WANTAGE ROAD I TOOK the road to Wantage town, that wanders Cholsey way, And on my left were rolling downs that sheltered lambs at play ; The rolling downs, the chalky downs, the fields of green and white That lumbered on to Ilsley, which was somewhere out of sight ; While on, and on the ribboned road went up towards the sky, Then down again to Blewbury, which nestled snug and shy Below the chalk strewn, rolling down, where life is half begun, Along the road to Wantage town, all white beneath the sun.
What to read after Sunset And Dawn Further Songs And Lyrics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Burton Walter Burton Baldry to read onlineMoreLess
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