The World's Progress: And Other Poems
The World's Progress: And Other Poems
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Proud was the day she launched, That we her strength might test, She foundered on a rock, Was lost — among the rest.
d by Google 32 THB WORLB^S PROaiUBSS, On this broad sea of life, There should some one surTey^ That we when storms portend, Their stationed lights descry.
Did'st thoa not see some hght,.
Or wreck upon the shore, Some noble ship go down.
And sink to rise no more.
Then think of those that weep^ And those that are no more, Thee steered thy course along, By rocks upon the shore.
How ...couldst thou felt the blasts And speak with such an air, A storm that strikes the soul, Will leave its traces there.
Then, stoic, cease to boast.
When winds go howling pasty And help those forms that shrink Beneath the howling blast* d by Google Ain> OTHER POEMS. '3S CLOSE 0P:^THE term.
The crisis comes, the time draws near Ne'er formed a nobler band.
Ere two short weeks shall pass away, We are broadcast o'er the land.
One common end we had in view, Most may that end fulfill.
Others think life's great duties done, They 've passed the classic mill.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Proud was the day she launched, That we her strength might test, She foundered on a rock, Was lost — among the rest.
d by Google 32 THB WORLB^S PROaiUBSS, On this broad sea of life, There should some one surTey^ That we when storms portend, Their stationed lights descry.
Did'st thoa not see some hght,.
Or wreck upon the shore, Some noble ship go down.
And sink to rise no more.
Then think of those that weep^ And those that are no more, Thee steered thy course along, By rocks upon the shore.
How ...couldst thou felt the blasts And speak with such an air, A storm that strikes the soul, Will leave its traces there.
Then, stoic, cease to boast.
When winds go howling pasty And help those forms that shrink Beneath the howling blast* d by Google Ain> OTHER POEMS. '3S CLOSE 0P:^THE term.
The crisis comes, the time draws near Ne'er formed a nobler band.
Ere two short weeks shall pass away, We are broadcast o'er the land.
One common end we had in view, Most may that end fulfill.
Others think life's great duties done, They 've passed the classic mill.
What to read after The World's Progress: And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jerome B. Greene to read onlineMoreLess
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