MY youth was my old age, Weary and long; It had too many cares To think of song; My moulting days all came When I was young. Now, in life's prime, my soul Comes out in flower; Late, as with Robin, comes My singing power; I was not born to joy Till this late hour. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...WITCHCRAFT BY A PICTURE by JOHN DONNE HOMESICKNESS by HENRY BELLAMANN WHO WON THE DAY by ANNA HEMPSTEAD BRANCH TWO POINTS OF VIEW: 1 by CHARLES WILLIAM BRODRIBB COLD COMFORT by ARTHUR HUGH CLOUGH AN EPITAPH ON ROBERT PORT, ESQ., DESIGNED FOR A MONUMENT by CHARLES COTTON |