Wednesday, March 24, 2010

All Is Vanity, Saieth The Preacher Comments

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Fame, wisdom, love, and power were mine,
And health and youth possess'd me;
My goblets blush'd from every vine,
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George Gordon Byron
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Dr Antony Theodore 29 May 2020

It will not list to wisdom's lore, Nor music's voice can lure it; But there it stings for evermore The soul that must endure it. The serpent and the soul. tony

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Edward Kofi Louis 29 May 2020

Art! ! ! Like the muse of the serpent of the field. Thanks for sharing this poem with us.

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Mahtab Bangalee 29 May 2020

to wisdom; to the ultimate truth all of happening events- just vanity.! ! !

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Ramesh T A 29 May 2020

Indeed snake can be charmed when it's on the field; but it can't be charmed, if it has coiled round one's neck sure!

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Sylva Portoian 04 June 2012

You My dear Byron, You said: (Fame, wisdom, love, and power were mine, And health and youth possess'd me ;) I say, all are still yours No one can dare to lance The elegant legs of a horse...! You are still here with your voice With your cheerful stanzas With your poetic glamourous shadows... You died as a martyr But without horse Leaving your lexicons To chant forever...!

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