The Garden By the Sea, And Other Poems
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Tells me, perchance.
As occurred this morning.
That I should carry a top coat on a cool day ; And sometimes a stranger even says That I am looking tired; I felt an impulse Of warm friendliness Toward a certain old lady Who remarked That my hair Was of an attractive shade of red; I fancied a shoe salesman Who said something about my foot Of conservative area — Yes, I am rather taken with these folk . . .
But I hate an egotist.
[42] THE GARDEN BY THE SEA TOWARD BETTER THINGS Here not to squander ...gold, Here not to barter dross, Nor yet for plaudits vain ; Rather to bear our pain, Smile when our gain is loss — Gracious our deeds untold!
Happy, serene be our daily mien And knightly our works unknown; Truly for good be our daily mood — The dark and the doubt are flown.
THE BOON OF TODAY The silence of the shadows and the dews.
The laughter of the opalescent rill.
The glory of the misted. Eastern sun.
The grave, sustaining friendship of the hill! — The men who press my hand, and go their way In understanding, sure though unassayed!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tells me, perchance.
As occurred this morning.
That I should carry a top coat on a cool day ; And sometimes a stranger even says That I am looking tired; I felt an impulse Of warm friendliness Toward a certain old lady Who remarked That my hair Was of an attractive shade of red; I fancied a shoe salesman Who said something about my foot Of conservative area — Yes, I am rather taken with these folk . . .
But I hate an egotist.
[42] THE GARDEN BY THE SEA TOWARD BETTER THINGS Here not to squander ...gold, Here not to barter dross, Nor yet for plaudits vain ; Rather to bear our pain, Smile when our gain is loss — Gracious our deeds untold!
Happy, serene be our daily mien And knightly our works unknown; Truly for good be our daily mood — The dark and the doubt are flown.
THE BOON OF TODAY The silence of the shadows and the dews.
The laughter of the opalescent rill.
The glory of the misted. Eastern sun.
The grave, sustaining friendship of the hill! — The men who press my hand, and go their way In understanding, sure though unassayed!
What to read after The Garden By the Sea, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harrington, George W. (George Wheaton), B. 1874 to read onlineMoreLess
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