THE PLAINT HUMAN

Season of snows, and season of flowers,

Seasons of loss and gain!--

Since grief and joy must alike be ours,

Why do we still complain?

Ever our failing, from sun to sun,

O my intolerent brother:--

We want just a little too little of one,

And much too much of the other.

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