Yesterday, To-Day, and for Ever: A Poem, in Twelve Books (Classic Reprint)

YESTERDAY, TO-DAY, AND FOR EVER. - THE SE~R'S DEATH, .. un> DESCENT TO IIADES. Tm; last day of my eartl1ly pilgrimage was closing; and tbo enn was peace: for, as The SUllSet glory on the hills grew pale, The burning fen,r left me-I vas free From pain - albeit my strength was ebbing fast. And quickly' as dreams, though Dot confusedly, The laudscapC1! of my life before me rose, From the. first breath of dewy morn to that Its sultry afternoon. Nor seem'd my past, As often heretofore in retrospect, A fragmentary discontinuous whole, But one and indivisible, -1 brief Short journey, only steepest at the last.

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