Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Selections From the Writings of Alfred Quimby
Like the last rose of summer, Its beauty will soon fade away And leave the marks of foliage, Which will soon droop and decay. In the springtime of life We all are young and gay, But the love which fills each heart, Like the rose, must soon pass away.
Through the early scenes of life We all have objects then in view Which cheer the heart of many While on their journey through. But sadness blights the rose of time, Which causes many to drop a tear, That carries away the love of beauty And leaves the heart cold and drear.
The way of life is very clear, As we all have much to do To cast aside all our evil thoughts And let our hearts of love renew. That will drive away our many sorrows Which have caused the heart to pain, And watch for scenes of the morrow With that love resting on the brain.
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