Charles Dickens Quotes

Waste Forces Within Him, And A Desert All Around, This Man Stood Still On His Way Across A Silent Terrace, And Saw For A Moment, Lying In The Wilderness Before Him, A Mirage Of Honourable Ambition, Self-denial, And Perseverance. In The Fair City Of This Vision, There Were Airy Galleries From Which The Loves And Graces Looked Upon Him, Gardens In Which The Fruits Of Life Hung Ripening, Waters Of Hope That Sparkled In His Sight. A Moment And It Was Gone. Climbing To A High Chamber In A Well Of Houses, He Threw Himself Down In His Clothes On A Neglected Bed, And Its Pillow Was Wet With Wasted Tears.

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