Grass of Parnassus by Andrew Lang
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Ah, flowers and dance! ah, sun and snow! Glad life, sad life we did forego To dream of quietness and rest; Ah, would the fleet sweet roses here Poured light and perfume through the drear Pale year, and wan land of the west. Sad youth, that let the spring go by Because the spring is swift to fly, Sad youth, that feared to mourn or love, Behold how sadder far is this, To know that rest is nowise bliss, And darkness is the end thereof. VERSES MARTIAL IN TOWN. Last night, within the stifling train, Lit by the foggy lamp o'erhead, Sick of the sad Last News, I read |
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