FOR A PICTURE OF AN OLD MAN PAUSING IN HIS WORK OF CUTTING THISTLES TO LET A LITTLE GIRL PICK A FLOWER AGE pauses on his toilsome way To let youth pluck her flowers of play; Flowers are not always, but we may Cut thorns and thistles any day. Would Fate but hold her hand one hour, Then might we pluck love`s perfect flower; Yet full security might miss The perfume of one hour like this. For all our joys are snatched from Fate, Through years her ban makes desolate; We wrest our love from doubt and fear, And find it so more sweet, more dear.SourceThe script ran 0.001 seconds.
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