Be Glad Poem by Madison Julius Cawein
Be Glad
Be glad, just for to-day!
O heart, be glad!
Cast all your cares away!
Doff all that 's sad!
Put of your garments gray
Be glad to-day!
Be merry while you-can;
For life is short
It seemeth but a span
Before we part.
Let each maid take her man,
And dance while dance she can:
Life's but a little span
Be merry while you can.
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
Topic(s) of this poem: dance
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