Songs for Parents: Ambition

Songs for Parents: Ambition

Ambition is a work of poems written by John Chipman Farrar, a renowned American poet. The poems in this collection are all about the power of ambition and the importance of striving for success. Farrar's poems explore the idea that ambition is a necessary part of life, and that it can be a source of strength and motivation. He also looks at the darker side of ambition, and how it can lead to disappointment and failure. The poems in this collection are both inspiring and thought-provoking, and will be sure to encourage parents to strive for their goals.

By John Chipman Farrar · First published 1921 · Genre: Inspirational Fiction, Family Drama, Self-Help · 44 words

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If I were a rocket Shot high across the night, I'd rather burst in silver stars Than green or purple light;

For then, perhaps, I'd fool the moon, Although she's very wise, And thinking me a baby star She'd keep me in the skies.

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