Classic and Contemporary Poetry
"LOVE IN THY YOUTH, FAIR MAID, BE WISE", by ANONYMOUS Last Line: Too late then wilt thou shower thy tears / and I too late sha all sorrow Variant Title(s): Madrigal Subject(s): Carpe Diem | ||||||||
LOVE in thy youth, fair maid, be wise, Old Time will make thee colder, And though each morning new arise, Yet we each day grow older. Thou as heaven art fair and young, Thine eyes like twin stars shining; But ere another day be sprung, All these will be declining; Then winter comes with all his fears, And all thy sweets shall borrow; Too late then wilt thou shower thy tears, And I, too late, shall sorrow. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...AMOUR by GEORGIA DOUGLAS JOHNSON BUT NOW by GEORGIA DOUGLAS JOHNSON GLAMOUR by GEORGIA DOUGLAS JOHNSON I WANT TO LIVE by GEORGIA DOUGLAS JOHNSON UNDER A PATCHED SAIL by MARIANNE MOORE HORACE TO LEUCONOE by EDWIN ARLINGTON ROBINSON EPITAPH: FOR ONE WHO GAILY SOWED HIS OATS by COUNTEE CULLEN TIS A LITTLE JOURNEY by ANONYMOUS |
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