The Old Road to Paradise
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. If they had only done, " she tells, " The thing that others said was wise There would have been no death that year . How fast her tiny shuttle flies !
The stiff old pictures on the wall, Who were those passionate girls and men So sure of Youth and Righteousness, Look dully on the Now from Then; And I look past her out the glass Where yo, ung Today goes to and fro . . .
But all she sees was past a change A changeless fifty years ago.
68 Three Studies for a Portrait 69 THE GRAY MASK I wish I co...uld not see her heart That is so passionate, so young, For all love-words are said for her, All love-songs sung: Over light griefs her eyes grow wet, Over gay silks her eyes grow gay, She sighs, half-hopeful . . . " I forget My hair is gray " I dreamed a lover came for me And courted me, " she tells, " last night .
Ah, kind dream-lover, who could find Such tired eyes bright !
And yet . . . Perhaps some lad in heaven Some day shall clasp her soul, and know Unchanged, the little lass he left So long ago.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. If they had only done, " she tells, " The thing that others said was wise There would have been no death that year . How fast her tiny shuttle flies !
The stiff old pictures on the wall, Who were those passionate girls and men So sure of Youth and Righteousness, Look dully on the Now from Then; And I look past her out the glass Where yo, ung Today goes to and fro . . .
But all she sees was past a change A changeless fifty years ago.
68 Three Studies for a Portrait 69 THE GRAY MASK I wish I co...uld not see her heart That is so passionate, so young, For all love-words are said for her, All love-songs sung: Over light griefs her eyes grow wet, Over gay silks her eyes grow gay, She sighs, half-hopeful . . . " I forget My hair is gray " I dreamed a lover came for me And courted me, " she tells, " last night .
Ah, kind dream-lover, who could find Such tired eyes bright !
And yet . . . Perhaps some lad in heaven Some day shall clasp her soul, and know Unchanged, the little lass he left So long ago.
What to read after The Old Road to Paradise?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret Widdemer to read onlineMoreLess
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