Poem: “A Song” by Edgar A. Guest

A Heap o’ Livin’

Download PDF

American Literature – American Poetry – Edgar A. Guest – Poems by Edgar A. Guest – A Heap o’ Livin’
< < < A Friend’s Greeting
Old Friends > > >

A Song

None knows the day that friends must part
    None knows how near is sorrow;
  If there be laughter in your heart,
    Don’t hold it for to-morrow.
  Smile all the smiles you can to-day;
  Grief waits for all along the way.

  To-day is ours for joy and mirth;
    We may be sad to-morrow;
  Then let us sing for all we’ve worth,
    Nor give a thought to sorrow.
  None knows what lies along the way;
  Let’s smile what smiles we can to-day.

< < < A Friend’s Greeting
Old Friends > > >

American Literature – American Poetry – Edgar A. Guest – Poems by Edgar A. Guest – A Heap o’ Livin’

If you liked this article, subscribe , put likes, write comments!

Share on social networks

Visit us on Facebook or Twitter

Check out Our Latest Posts

A Heap o’ Livin’

A Song

Leave a comment Cancel reply