The Sea And Other Verses
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And this is life: To-day a joy So pure it seems naught can alloy. To-morrow, early, it has fled; A sorrow find we in its stead.
42 Thus, lonely, sit I here and brood, Wrapped in thy melancholy mood, Regretting that I must again Be roused from the delicious pain Of these sad thoughts to hear once more The busy city's ceaseless roar, And, midst the throng and tumult rife, Engage again in human strife.
On train from Atlantic City, October 79, 1883.
DECORATION DAY.
DECORATION DAY. ' JT7HE living an...d the loving stand to-day Around the habitations of the dead!
Not newly dead are these who lowly lie In quiet, single-chambered homes, asleep For aye to voice of friend or to earth's din, Beneath the feet of them who kindly come To thatch their humble dwellings' roofs with flowers.
These earthy, uncemented walls closed round Their unresisting occupants when men Who now stand here with bearded lips were babes Unborn and leaped within their mothers' wombs At shouts of victory, and quivered there At tales of strifes in which their sires were slain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And this is life: To-day a joy So pure it seems naught can alloy. To-morrow, early, it has fled; A sorrow find we in its stead.
42 Thus, lonely, sit I here and brood, Wrapped in thy melancholy mood, Regretting that I must again Be roused from the delicious pain Of these sad thoughts to hear once more The busy city's ceaseless roar, And, midst the throng and tumult rife, Engage again in human strife.
On train from Atlantic City, October 79, 1883.
DECORATION DAY.
DECORATION DAY. ' JT7HE living an...d the loving stand to-day Around the habitations of the dead!
Not newly dead are these who lowly lie In quiet, single-chambered homes, asleep For aye to voice of friend or to earth's din, Beneath the feet of them who kindly come To thatch their humble dwellings' roofs with flowers.
These earthy, uncemented walls closed round Their unresisting occupants when men Who now stand here with bearded lips were babes Unborn and leaped within their mothers' wombs At shouts of victory, and quivered there At tales of strifes in which their sires were slain.
What to read after The Sea And Other Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Tennyson Livingston to read onlineMoreLess
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