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James Russell Lowell - A New Year`s GreetingJames Russell Lowell - A New Year`s Greeting
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The century numbers fourscore years;   You, fortressed in your teens, To Time`s alarums close your ears, And, while he devastates your peers,   Conceive not what he means. If e`er life`s winter fleck with snow   Your hair`s deep shadowed bowers, That winsome head an art would know To make it charm, and wear it so   As `twere a wreath of flowers. If to such fairies years must come,   May yours fall soft and slow As, shaken by a bee`s low hum, The rose-leaves waver, sweetly dumb,   Down to their mates below!
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