Poems
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Then oh !
Why mourn thy faded youth : Who that hath felt life's bitter pain, Would tread its weary paths again ?
Youth is so full of idle dreams.
Which haunt the busy brain ; It findeth even in little things So much to give it pain : Its heart, so fine and sensitive, By trivial griefs is tried ; So filled with pinings sad and vain, Longings unsatisfied, 'Tis restless in its very bliss, And sighs for future happiness.
Not much of grief and care, I own, My short young life hath seen ; And yet, I'...d rather far to-night Be ninety than nineteen. This restless, vague inquietude Would then forsake my breast ; The haunting dreams which wound me now, Would then be lulled to rest : Oh ! quickly would I leave youth's page, And turn to quiet, calm old age.
Not then, as now, my heart would ache With sudden start and thrill : HYMN TO OLD AGE. 91 The pulse which throbs so wildly now, Would then be cool and still : With Marah's waters, fate unkind Didst fill for me life's cup ; Would at a sudden, eager draught That I could drink it up And die ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then oh !
Why mourn thy faded youth : Who that hath felt life's bitter pain, Would tread its weary paths again ?
Youth is so full of idle dreams.
Which haunt the busy brain ; It findeth even in little things So much to give it pain : Its heart, so fine and sensitive, By trivial griefs is tried ; So filled with pinings sad and vain, Longings unsatisfied, 'Tis restless in its very bliss, And sighs for future happiness.
Not much of grief and care, I own, My short young life hath seen ; And yet, I'...d rather far to-night Be ninety than nineteen. This restless, vague inquietude Would then forsake my breast ; The haunting dreams which wound me now, Would then be lulled to rest : Oh ! quickly would I leave youth's page, And turn to quiet, calm old age.
Not then, as now, my heart would ache With sudden start and thrill : HYMN TO OLD AGE. 91 The pulse which throbs so wildly now, Would then be cool and still : With Marah's waters, fate unkind Didst fill for me life's cup ; Would at a sudden, eager draught That I could drink it up And die ?
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Annie R Blount to read onlineMoreLess
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