Sometimes I hear fine ladies sing,
Sometimes I smoke and drink with men;
Sometimes I play at games of cards,
Judge me to be no strong man then.
The strongest moment of my life
Is when I think about the poor;
When, like a spring that rain has fed,
My pity rises more and more.
The flower that loves the warmth and light,
Has all its mornings bathed in dew;
My heart has moments wet with tears,
My weakness is they are so few.
Strong Moments
William Henry Davies
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Poem topics: flower, heart, life, light, poor, rain, spring, moment, play, hear, strong, judge, drink, warmth, sometimes, Print This Poem , Rhyme Scheme
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