The Lafayette Ode And Later Lyrics
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Since through his dreams her laughter peals, Wild music in a wanton measure.
Chicago, igoo.
A U T U M N I WISH I had a pipeful of tobacco That tasted as it did in '94; A cabin in the forest with the children — And all the little forest people's children ^ — At play where I could watch them from the door.
The city's ways are not my ways, and never Shall I to its demands be reconciled; I walk amid its roar and rumble, dreaming, A cool and careful man in outward seeming, But in my heart a lost and... lonely child.
I wear a mask, as you do and as all do.
To hide what none has time to coniprehend; A mask of settled purpose and of daring, To hide how very little I am caring For anything but just to find a friend.
Now even you, old pipe, though you are loyal.
Have failed me in this hour I sit alone; Lights out and in our fancy let us wander Over the hills of Time away back yonder, Where laughter lent the world a sweeter tone.
Boston, I go/.
19 T T W E N r Y r H I R D PSALM HE might of God's enfolding arms my foes and fears alike will daunt; His mercy brims my cup; He is my shepherd and I shall not want.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Since through his dreams her laughter peals, Wild music in a wanton measure.
Chicago, igoo.
A U T U M N I WISH I had a pipeful of tobacco That tasted as it did in '94; A cabin in the forest with the children — And all the little forest people's children ^ — At play where I could watch them from the door.
The city's ways are not my ways, and never Shall I to its demands be reconciled; I walk amid its roar and rumble, dreaming, A cool and careful man in outward seeming, But in my heart a lost and... lonely child.
I wear a mask, as you do and as all do.
To hide what none has time to coniprehend; A mask of settled purpose and of daring, To hide how very little I am caring For anything but just to find a friend.
Now even you, old pipe, though you are loyal.
Have failed me in this hour I sit alone; Lights out and in our fancy let us wander Over the hills of Time away back yonder, Where laughter lent the world a sweeter tone.
Boston, I go/.
19 T T W E N r Y r H I R D PSALM HE might of God's enfolding arms my foes and fears alike will daunt; His mercy brims my cup; He is my shepherd and I shall not want.
What to read after The Lafayette Ode And Later Lyrics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Putnam, Frank Arthur, 1868- to read onlineMoreLess
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