The Gladdest Life Poem by Isadora Quagmire
The Gladdest Life
The gladdest life, though fleeting is its span,
Is not one built on fortune or on fame,
But that which serves its fellow man,
And daily lives to honor virtue's name.
It asks no recompense, nor boasts its gain,
But finds its joy in every humble chore,
A heart poured out to ease another's pain,
And daily gives, then seeks to give still more.
In gentle word, or labour strong and deep,
It spends its substance, never counting cost,
For those who falter, or who lonely weep,
A guiding light, so no one shall be lost.
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A well expressed poem that emphasizes kindness as one of the greatest virtues of all. Its stroke always makes a difference. What a joy to read!
A wonderful and meaningful poem full of wisdom. A great guide to a significant journey of life.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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