Wind Flowers
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129 AUGUST THE HEART'S TREASURES SOMK treasures we but hold in pride, Calling the world to come and gaze— Our ornaments we wear for praise, Because they shine in sunny days, And with us in our joy abide.
The years go on. Our jewels, fine, Have something lost of beauty, bright; A shadow falls upon their light, Forerunner of the coming night, When none will see how fair they shine.
The years go on. Our white pearl, given For purity; and ruby, red, For love; and diamonds' truth; shall shed Their r...ichness when the nights are fled.
And be our treasures still in heaven.
133 ONE STEP Oh, rest not now, thou toiler bold, Thou who hast climbed all day with pain, To pause to-night makes labor vain.
One step, the summit to attain!
Thou toiler bold, Pause not for ease or gold.
Oh, rest not now, thou student deep.
Thou who hast studied through the night, The sought- for goal is just in sight.
Oh, do not miss fair learning's height.
Thou student deep, Pause not for idle sleep.
Oh, rest not now, thou valiant knight.
What to read after Wind Flowers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith, Luella Dowd, 1847-1941 to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
129 AUGUST THE HEART'S TREASURES SOMK treasures we but hold in pride, Calling the world to come and gaze— Our ornaments we wear for praise, Because they shine in sunny days, And with us in our joy abide.
The years go on. Our jewels, fine, Have something lost of beauty, bright; A shadow falls upon their light, Forerunner of the coming night, When none will see how fair they shine.
The years go on. Our white pearl, given For purity; and ruby, red, For love; and diamonds' truth; shall shed Their r...ichness when the nights are fled.
And be our treasures still in heaven.
133 ONE STEP Oh, rest not now, thou toiler bold, Thou who hast climbed all day with pain, To pause to-night makes labor vain.
One step, the summit to attain!
Thou toiler bold, Pause not for ease or gold.
Oh, rest not now, thou student deep.
Thou who hast studied through the night, The sought- for goal is just in sight.
Oh, do not miss fair learning's height.
Thou student deep, Pause not for idle sleep.
Oh, rest not now, thou valiant knight.
What to read after Wind Flowers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith, Luella Dowd, 1847-1941 to read onlineMoreLess
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