Win On Ah Or the Forest Light And Other Poems
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human love ! We know thee; thou art strong To Mammon s minions mightier powers belong.
1 said, while standing near the scaffold high, Of one crime-doomed, impenitent, to die : " Hold, prize of Death; before too late unfold What broke thy moral moorings from their hold ?" " Stranger, " he spake, " thy starting tears restrain, Till I unroll my downward years again : Short is the story, and my journey too ; My term is full, the debt of nature due, Which in a few brief moment* must be paid, For lac...k of lucre and those hopes that fade.
The substance of my solitary tale Is often told in silence to the gale.
By my youth s home lived some kind friends, tho poor : The wind found many an entrance round their door ; The sickly parents toiled by turns to gain Some scanty nourishment to strengthen pain ; Yet Peace, the Peace which poverty allows, Was stinted round, and centered in that house.
There the clean poker leaned against the jamb, 30 LOVE AND LUCRE.
There kindness mingled with connubial calm ; The pine-knot flames played round the rustic room At hide and seek among the gleeful gloom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
human love ! We know thee; thou art strong To Mammon s minions mightier powers belong.
1 said, while standing near the scaffold high, Of one crime-doomed, impenitent, to die : " Hold, prize of Death; before too late unfold What broke thy moral moorings from their hold ?" " Stranger, " he spake, " thy starting tears restrain, Till I unroll my downward years again : Short is the story, and my journey too ; My term is full, the debt of nature due, Which in a few brief moment* must be paid, For lac...k of lucre and those hopes that fade.
The substance of my solitary tale Is often told in silence to the gale.
By my youth s home lived some kind friends, tho poor : The wind found many an entrance round their door ; The sickly parents toiled by turns to gain Some scanty nourishment to strengthen pain ; Yet Peace, the Peace which poverty allows, Was stinted round, and centered in that house.
There the clean poker leaned against the jamb, 30 LOVE AND LUCRE.
There kindness mingled with connubial calm ; The pine-knot flames played round the rustic room At hide and seek among the gleeful gloom.
What to read after Win On Ah Or the Forest Light And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J R Ramsay to read onlineMoreLess
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