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Printable Copy Of Poem Even This Shall Pass Away This is by request Theodore Tilton was a religious reformer an advocate for women s rights and an abolitionist He was involved in what was called the gr

EVEN THIS WILL PASS AWAY Towering in a public square Forty cubits in the air And the king disguised unknown Gazed upon his sculptured name And he pondered What is fame Fame is but a slow decay EVEN THIS WILL PASS AWAY Struck with palsy sore and old Waiting at the gates of gold Said he with his dying breath Life is done but This offbeat folk stomp is an arrangement by Plant and Buddy Miller of American newspaper editor poet and abolitionist Theodore Tilton s 1867 poem The King s Ring The lyric is a meditation on mortality in which a Persian king learns that fame and fortune are temporary but so are pain and disease

Theodore Tilton wrote a cracker of a poem on the subject Even this shall pass away So with Tilton s or rather Tilton s King s reflections in mind I d like you to remember some of your life s trials and happinesses and share how you ve overcome dealt with and or embraced them

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Even this shall pass away Struck with palsy sore and old Waiting at the Gates of Gold Said he with his dying breath Life is done but what is Death Then in answer to the king Fell a sunbeam on his ring Showing by a heavenly ray Even this shall pass away Theodore Tilton

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BY THEODORE TILTON ONCE in Persia ruled a king Who upon his signet ring Bore a motto true and wise Which when held before his eyes Gave him counsel at a glance Fit for any change or chance Solemn words and these were they Even this shall pass away Trains of camels through the sand Brought him gems from Samarkand

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Graved a maxim true and wise Which if held before his eyes Gave him counsel at a glance Fit for every change or chance Solemn words and these are they Even this shall pass away Trains of camels through the sand Brought him gems from Samarkand Fleets of galleys through the seas

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Even This Shall Pass Away by Theodore Tilton Once in Persia reigned a king Who upon his signet ring Graved a maxim true and wise Which if held before his eyes Gave him counsel at a glance Fit for every change and chance Solemn words and these are they Even this shall pass away

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ALL THINGS SHALL PASS AWAY BY THEODORE TILTON ONCE in Persia ruled a king Who upon his signet ring Graved a motto true and wise Which when held before his eyes Gave him counsel at a glance Fit for any change or chance Solemn words and these were they Even this shall pass away

Robert Plant put Tilton s 1858 poem The King s Ring Even This Shall Pass Away 4 to music a recording of which is on Band of Joy Principal works Victoria C Woodhull A Biographical Sketch 1871 Tempest Tossed A Romance 1874 Even this shall pass away Lady fairest ever seen Was the bride he crowned his queen Pillowed on his marriage bed Softly to his soul he said Though no bridegroom ever pressed Fairer bosom to his breast Mortal flesh must come to clay Even this shall pass away Fighting on a furious field Once a javelin pierced his shield

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