Trees And Other Poems
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[32] TREES AND OTHER POEMS MARTIN (continued) How like his old unselfish way To leave those halls of splendid mirth And comfort those condemned to stay Upon the dull and sombre earth.
Some people ask: "What cruel chance Made Martin's life so sad a story?" Martin? Why, he exhaled romance, And wore an overcoat of glory.
A fleck of sunlight in the street, A horse, a book, a girl who smiled, Such visions made each moment sweet For this receptive ancient child.
Because it was old Martin's lot To be,... not make, a decoration, Shall we then scorn him, having not His genius of appreciation?
Rich joy and love he got and gave; His heart was merry as his dress ; Pile laurel wreaths upon his grave Who did not gain, but was, success!
F33] TREES AND OTHER POEMS THE APARTMENT HOUSE CJEVERE against the pleasant arc of sky ^ The great stone box is cruelly displayed.
The street becomes more dreary from its shade, And vagrant breezes touch its walls and die.
Here sullen convicts in their chains might lie, Or slaves toil dumbly at some dreary trade.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[32] TREES AND OTHER POEMS MARTIN (continued) How like his old unselfish way To leave those halls of splendid mirth And comfort those condemned to stay Upon the dull and sombre earth.
Some people ask: "What cruel chance Made Martin's life so sad a story?" Martin? Why, he exhaled romance, And wore an overcoat of glory.
A fleck of sunlight in the street, A horse, a book, a girl who smiled, Such visions made each moment sweet For this receptive ancient child.
Because it was old Martin's lot To be,... not make, a decoration, Shall we then scorn him, having not His genius of appreciation?
Rich joy and love he got and gave; His heart was merry as his dress ; Pile laurel wreaths upon his grave Who did not gain, but was, success!
F33] TREES AND OTHER POEMS THE APARTMENT HOUSE CJEVERE against the pleasant arc of sky ^ The great stone box is cruelly displayed.
The street becomes more dreary from its shade, And vagrant breezes touch its walls and die.
Here sullen convicts in their chains might lie, Or slaves toil dumbly at some dreary trade.
What to read after Trees And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kilmer Joyce to read onlineMoreLess
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