Punch / Almanack (1869)

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THE FOOV4k°VE AND life.

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Young Love hath wings that flout his leg- > "W ’J re tl,e i > ^ A ■; 'M i?ve, . day

And soareth, Life unheeding ; . You ^ ye ^ ifiill 0rkad^ ^

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In and about the Honeymoon,
Young Love in his fever gloweth ;
He waxeth fast, he waneth soon,

He cometh, and he goeth.

And soon he lies a-bleeding !

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—O Dream of Dreams ! ’O was it worth
“ The pain of this our waking ?

O what is there of balm on earth
“ Can heal us of our aching?

O Love is he dead before the Prime,

“ Love that was born so newly ? ” . . .
—Poor Fools, go pin your faith on Time,

Young Love is the goose with the golden Lgg=" For *’

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^t°v.ide^ aloof ! For Time that scorned love’s earlier ways,

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His mellower secrets holdeth ;

The road is red with roses sweet,

That leads you to his Dwelling

With shoes of swiftness on your feet, RS>,' hoof These, living out our length of Days,

And Joy there is no telling! J'MS5? 4rL ¥r ! We learn as Truth unfoldeth.

And each a cap about the brow, 1511 0u s'* jyW , JJ 'll V.^tl tk e the load, Who knows but in a ve-ir nr two

But ne'er the Cap of Knowledge : l^dV° jVi \>h&y,

The Cap of many Bells I trow, _ ‘it j -ove s Abode To come without his wings to you

JUUrney ! And hnlnen nf hie 1,1,'ndnB^V

Fite best in Young Love’s College !

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