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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
UNCHANGING, by FRIEDRICH MARTIN VON BODENSTEDT
First Line: In early days methought that all must last
Last Line: Because the old in new I still am meeting.
Subject(s): Consolation
First Line: In early days methought that all must last
Last Line: Because the old in new I still am meeting.
Subject(s): Consolation
In early days methought that all must last;
Then I beheld all changing, dying fleeting;
But though my soul now grieves for much that's past,
And changeful fortunes set my heart oft beating,
I yet believe in mind that all will last,
Because the old in new I still am meeting.
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