The Mystic Line, And Other Rhymes
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Filled with the music o£ the deep.
What Then (The first three stanzas are a recollection; the last one is original.) I am growing old, you say; What then! What then!
Wrinkles mark my brow to-day; Well! What then!
If the heart is just as young As it was when first I sung Childhood's sunny vales among; Well! What then?
I am growing old, you say; What then! What then?
And my laugh has grown less gay; Well, what then?
If the stream no bubble knows, If the tide in silence flows.
If the ripple seeks ...repose; Well, what then?
THE MYSTIC LINE 51 I shall soon be called away, What then? What then?
And the summons must obey; Well, what then?
If the mists have left the vales, And upborne by favoring gales, Higher up to heaven sail; Well! What then?
When I cross the shadowed vale.
What then! What then?
And the morning sunlight hail, Well! What then?
When the Angel's grand Amen Breaks the solemn silence then, And I meet my loved again, Well! What then?
Withered Leaves I lay me down tonight without a thought or care If the coming of tomorrow's light Shall find me here, or there, — My wearied head seeks only rest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Filled with the music o£ the deep.
What Then (The first three stanzas are a recollection; the last one is original.) I am growing old, you say; What then! What then!
Wrinkles mark my brow to-day; Well! What then!
If the heart is just as young As it was when first I sung Childhood's sunny vales among; Well! What then?
I am growing old, you say; What then! What then?
And my laugh has grown less gay; Well, what then?
If the stream no bubble knows, If the tide in silence flows.
If the ripple seeks ...repose; Well, what then?
THE MYSTIC LINE 51 I shall soon be called away, What then? What then?
And the summons must obey; Well, what then?
If the mists have left the vales, And upborne by favoring gales, Higher up to heaven sail; Well! What then?
When I cross the shadowed vale.
What then! What then?
And the morning sunlight hail, Well! What then?
When the Angel's grand Amen Breaks the solemn silence then, And I meet my loved again, Well! What then?
Withered Leaves I lay me down tonight without a thought or care If the coming of tomorrow's light Shall find me here, or there, — My wearied head seeks only rest.
What to read after The Mystic Line, And Other Rhymes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allen, Fred Hovey, 1845-1926. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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