The Creed of Love And Other Poems
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We must set Examples bright as are the evening stars, And loved and loving pass along Life's ways.
Some rights there are, I grant you, and these rights I would not only swift demand, but take.
Give me a right to make the house I love The happiest spot for those I love still more ; Give me the right to love and to be loved, By right of sympathy with each and all, Give me a right to choose and keep my friends, For what is life without the Sun of Love ?
Give me a right to call the poor my friends....
For friendship is the sweetest thing on earth : Give me the right to make my children's lives As sweet and free from care as well may be ; Draw other bonds still closer and more close, And as sound seed in fertile soil well till'd Assurance gives of harvest's golden grain, So, scorning all that's poor, and mean, and small, Make life more full as speed the passing years, Till, on the day fixed for my passing hence, I claim as right the full six feet of earth Where all are equal. After that Nought but the clemency for which we pray.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We must set Examples bright as are the evening stars, And loved and loving pass along Life's ways.
Some rights there are, I grant you, and these rights I would not only swift demand, but take.
Give me a right to make the house I love The happiest spot for those I love still more ; Give me the right to love and to be loved, By right of sympathy with each and all, Give me a right to choose and keep my friends, For what is life without the Sun of Love ?
Give me a right to call the poor my friends....
For friendship is the sweetest thing on earth : Give me the right to make my children's lives As sweet and free from care as well may be ; Draw other bonds still closer and more close, And as sound seed in fertile soil well till'd Assurance gives of harvest's golden grain, So, scorning all that's poor, and mean, and small, Make life more full as speed the passing years, Till, on the day fixed for my passing hence, I claim as right the full six feet of earth Where all are equal. After that Nought but the clemency for which we pray.
What to read after The Creed of Love And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vere Monckton Arundell Galway to read onlineMoreLess
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