English, 05.01.2020 02:31 alishajade

The poet see toda a contrast between the permanence of an and the changeableness of men. as the poet returns
h et over the course of
t he st ars of that these truth or theme to the lines from
the poem that represent them
people have pleasant me
ementences worn ang
people and
ce
the
and pass
people have dreams that
remain unted
unes trom poem
themes
rve tried the world wears no more
the colouring of romance it were
and the grave stranger come to see
the play place of history
and nong down thy narrow gen
sh o ck the fading race of

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