Poems by Denis Florence MacCarthy
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The dreams and hopes
Of my early day? Ruined and gray Are the towers I builded; And the beams that gilded-- Ah! where are they? Once this world Was fresh and bright, With its golden noon And its starry night; Glad and light, By mountain and river, Have I bless'd the Giver With hushed delight. These were the days Of story and song, When Hope had a meaning And Faith was strong. "Life will be long, And lit with Love's gleamings;" Such were my dreamings, But, ah, how wrong! Youth's illusions, One by one, Have passed like clouds That the sun looked on. While morning shone, |
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