John Hamilton Reynolds: Hour after hour departs, Recklessly flying; The golden time of our hearts Is fast a-dying: O, how soon it will have fade

Hour after hour departs, Recklessly flying; The golden time of our hearts Is fas — John Hamilton Reynolds

Hour after hour departs, Recklessly flying; The golden time of our hearts Is fast a-dying: O, how soon it will have faded! Joy droops, with forehead shaded; And Memory starts.

John Hamilton Reynolds

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