In the Kings Garden And Other Poems
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But Nature holds the power within her breast To overthrow his efforts by a vine.
"And hand-created idols only serve To point man's follies homeward to his heart. " And still that statue, grand in line and curve, Lies prostrate there, a sacrifice of art.
Forgotten. 59 FORGOTTEN.
A MONG some cast-off trinkets laid away Within a curious box of Eastern make, I found a sandal casket closed to-day, Which had been quite forgotten since that May I kissed the contents for a dead boy's sake.
Aye ! and I ...wept, and bitter tears they were, Although my memory held the things so slight : For the brown scentless bloom had nestled there Above his still heart, and the wisp of hair Had shaded brows forever hid from sight.
I thought that day I never could forget How well I loved him, as I sorrowed so : But still, although my eyes have oft been wet, It has not been that we no more have met, Nor for his lying thus beneath the snow.
60 Forgotten.
Ah! live and love, then die and be forgot, So roll the cycles of our years away; Nor can we hope to find a single spot Wherein our memories shall fail to blot, And blur, and be effaced some sunny day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But Nature holds the power within her breast To overthrow his efforts by a vine.
"And hand-created idols only serve To point man's follies homeward to his heart. " And still that statue, grand in line and curve, Lies prostrate there, a sacrifice of art.
Forgotten. 59 FORGOTTEN.
A MONG some cast-off trinkets laid away Within a curious box of Eastern make, I found a sandal casket closed to-day, Which had been quite forgotten since that May I kissed the contents for a dead boy's sake.
Aye ! and I ...wept, and bitter tears they were, Although my memory held the things so slight : For the brown scentless bloom had nestled there Above his still heart, and the wisp of hair Had shaded brows forever hid from sight.
I thought that day I never could forget How well I loved him, as I sorrowed so : But still, although my eyes have oft been wet, It has not been that we no more have met, Nor for his lying thus beneath the snow.
60 Forgotten.
Ah! live and love, then die and be forgot, So roll the cycles of our years away; Nor can we hope to find a single spot Wherein our memories shall fail to blot, And blur, and be effaced some sunny day.
What to read after In the Kings Garden And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Berry Bensel to read onlineMoreLess
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