Youth Poems
Youth Poems
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Age Our blasts that sound so boldly On the headland heights of fame Are as creaking of the crickets In the roar of a flame. Yea, the name for which you struggle, On the giddy wheel of time Is like dust before the whirlwind, Or a lost rime.
I know that no mortal endureth, Not the true nor the just nor the great; We are but the toys of the ages And the puppets of fate.
Youth Nay! one thing can fate annul never, Nor can the ages destroy; One thing endureth forever Neither puppet nor toy. When the ...flare of the suns is in ashes And the thunder of planets above Is ended, one thing will be living, And that is love!
She has given that life to my spirit That a thousand deaths cannot slay, The rusting of years cannot wear it, Nor time take away; She has given the glory of living Since I knew that my breath is her breath, That I feel contempt for the ages And pity for death!
Age The words of youth are like torches That flare and at midnight decay, The thoughts of youth are like shadows That night takes away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Age Our blasts that sound so boldly On the headland heights of fame Are as creaking of the crickets In the roar of a flame. Yea, the name for which you struggle, On the giddy wheel of time Is like dust before the whirlwind, Or a lost rime.
I know that no mortal endureth, Not the true nor the just nor the great; We are but the toys of the ages And the puppets of fate.
Youth Nay! one thing can fate annul never, Nor can the ages destroy; One thing endureth forever Neither puppet nor toy. When the ...flare of the suns is in ashes And the thunder of planets above Is ended, one thing will be living, And that is love!
She has given that life to my spirit That a thousand deaths cannot slay, The rusting of years cannot wear it, Nor time take away; She has given the glory of living Since I knew that my breath is her breath, That I feel contempt for the ages And pity for death!
Age The words of youth are like torches That flare and at midnight decay, The thoughts of youth are like shadows That night takes away.
What to read after Youth Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J H James Harold Wallis to read onlineMoreLess
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