Poems 8 8
Poems 8 8
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Into the world, the beautiful world, To meet the heart that must mate with mine, And make the measure of life divine, -- Into the world, into the world.
Whither away, old man, whither away, With locks of white, and form bent low, And trembling hands, and steps so slow? Whither away, --whither away?
Out of the world, Oh! the weary world, With its empty pleasures, and poison'd joys, Whose draught first gladdens, and then destroys-- Out of the world, out of the world, With shatter'd ho...pes, and with feeble frame, From Life's sharp struggle, and unsped aim, -- Out of the world, Oh! the weary world.
Whither away, poor one, whither away?Hurrying swiftly, with weeping eyes, And hectic cheeks, and smother'd sighs, Whither away--whither away?
Out of the world, oh! the cold, cold world!Oh! Father, my heart ... But there is restFor the sinking soul, and the bruisèd breast, Out of the world--out of the world!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Into the world, the beautiful world, To meet the heart that must mate with mine, And make the measure of life divine, -- Into the world, into the world.
Whither away, old man, whither away, With locks of white, and form bent low, And trembling hands, and steps so slow? Whither away, --whither away?
Out of the world, Oh! the weary world, With its empty pleasures, and poison'd joys, Whose draught first gladdens, and then destroys-- Out of the world, out of the world, With shatter'd ho...pes, and with feeble frame, From Life's sharp struggle, and unsped aim, -- Out of the world, Oh! the weary world.
Whither away, poor one, whither away?Hurrying swiftly, with weeping eyes, And hectic cheeks, and smother'd sighs, Whither away--whither away?
Out of the world, oh! the cold, cold world!Oh! Father, my heart ... But there is restFor the sinking soul, and the bruisèd breast, Out of the world--out of the world!
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cassels Walter R. to read onlineMoreLess
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