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Youth dreams of all the years shall hold	A
Of poems writ of battles won	B
Of statues made of love of gold	A
And honors added one by one	B
How sweet the song of Hope if sung	C
When life is young	C
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Man's dreams are stern and few indeed	D
His youthful aims he finds despised	E
For in a world of strife and greed	D
Ideals must be sacrificed	F
Alas there is so little time	G
In manhood's prime	G
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Age dreams of what the years have brought	H
The blots upon life's tear dimmed scroll	I
The brave attempts that came to naught	H
The unsolved problems of the soul	I
How sadly is the tale retold	H
When life is old	H
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Youth Manhood Age the fatal Three	J
Illusion Struggle and Regret	H
So hath it been so shall it be	J
And to what end We know not yet	H
Still sweeps the mighty life flood on	K
Now here now gone	L
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Seed bud florescence and decay	M
In nature races nations men	N
Nay Earth itself shall fail one day	M
To feed its freezing brood What then	N
Successive cycles vast and small	O
Can these be all	O
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Do all these swirls of suns and souls	P
Of spirit keen and senseless stone	Q
Speed on to no appointed goals	P
Like sand along the desert blown	Q
Forever born from out the void	H
To be destroyed	H
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Nay Reason shocked at anarchy	J
Demands an author and an aim	R
Seeks ever for the master key	J
To solve the mystery Whence came	R
This starlit sea of Evermore	S
Without a shore	S
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And whence comes Life that occult Force	T
So rich in its prolific range	U
So frail and swift to run its course	T
Yet deathless in protean change	U
Must we not hope that Death will clear	V
The darkness here	W
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Such hopes appear of little worth	X
When peering through our planet's bars	Y
We picture this our tiny Earth	X
Amid that wilderness of stars	Y
Yet in those sun strewn depths of space	Z
It hath its place	Z
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Its rhythmic motion tuned to time	G
Its awful rush yet sure return	A2
Make even our dim orb sublime	G
And we at last the truth discern	A2
With God is neither small nor great	H
Nor soon nor late	H
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Unconscious actors it may be	J
That here we painfully rehearse	B2
In parts whose plots we do not see	J
Some drama of the universe	B2
Advanced as nobler grow our souls	P
To loftier roles	P

John L. Stoddard

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