Poems by Walter R. Cassels
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WHITHER? Whither away, youth, whither away, With lightsome step, and with joyous heart, And eyes that Hope's gay glances dart? Whither away--whither away? Into the world, the glorious world, To gain the prize, of the brave and bold, To snatch the crown from the age of gold-- Into the world--into the world! Whither away, girl, whither away? Thy soft blue eyes are suffused with love, And thy smile is as bright as the sunshine above,-- Whither away, whither away? 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? |
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