The Song of Youth : Poems
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By what sweet schemes Or subterfuge devised with utmost skill, — Or passionate protestations that will fill Your heart with certitude? Devotion seems Unending when one loves and yet love fears From day to day its end eventual ; Devotion's dismal death whose dear recall Is vanished e'en beyond reclaiming tears . .
Therefor I seek to keep thy love, retain The flower of fondness and the bloom of need, The freshness of delight, the joy in pain, The glow of eager want. Dear, if I plead Close-kneelin...g at your feet submissively Will Love's surrender hold your love for me?
45 CARPE DIEM Live in the Present, dear ; 'tis all thou hast.
What share have we within the happiest Past When memory's visions dim and no things last?
What do we own of all the future's store?
Uncertain joys allure us o'er and o'er Yet, when the morrow comes we own no more.
What of past tears, or days of love gone by ; We have but little of their wine, and why?
Because as all things live, so all things die !
What of this hour?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By what sweet schemes Or subterfuge devised with utmost skill, — Or passionate protestations that will fill Your heart with certitude? Devotion seems Unending when one loves and yet love fears From day to day its end eventual ; Devotion's dismal death whose dear recall Is vanished e'en beyond reclaiming tears . .
Therefor I seek to keep thy love, retain The flower of fondness and the bloom of need, The freshness of delight, the joy in pain, The glow of eager want. Dear, if I plead Close-kneelin...g at your feet submissively Will Love's surrender hold your love for me?
45 CARPE DIEM Live in the Present, dear ; 'tis all thou hast.
What share have we within the happiest Past When memory's visions dim and no things last?
What do we own of all the future's store?
Uncertain joys allure us o'er and o'er Yet, when the morrow comes we own no more.
What of past tears, or days of love gone by ; We have but little of their wine, and why?
Because as all things live, so all things die !
What of this hour?
What to read after The Song of Youth : Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blanche Shoemaker Wagstaff to read onlineMoreLess
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