A Little book of Homespun Verse
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Time moves with swift and steady march, And underneath the sky's great arch The children of the moment play In every age, the selfsame way.
61 THE WHITE CARNATION Here's to the white carnation, Sturdy and spicy and sweet, Wafting a breath of perfume On the stony way of the street; Bringing a thought of gladness Wherever the breezes blow ; Here's to the white carnation, Pure as the virgin snow.
This is the flower for Mother, Wear it on Mother's Day ; Flower for rain and sunshine, Winsome, gallan...t and gay; Wear it in Mother's honor Pinned to the coat's lapel; Wear it in belt and corsage, For her who has loved you well.
The Mother in lowly cabin, The Mother in palace hall, 62 The White Carnation Is ever the best and dearest, The one we love best of all.
In travail and pain she bore us, In laughter and love she nursed, And who that would shame the Mother Is of all mankind accursed.
Tired and wan too often, Weary and weak at times, But always full of the courage That thrills when the future chimes: Mother with hands toil-hardened, Mother in pearls and lace, The light of heavenly beauty Shines in your tender face.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Time moves with swift and steady march, And underneath the sky's great arch The children of the moment play In every age, the selfsame way.
61 THE WHITE CARNATION Here's to the white carnation, Sturdy and spicy and sweet, Wafting a breath of perfume On the stony way of the street; Bringing a thought of gladness Wherever the breezes blow ; Here's to the white carnation, Pure as the virgin snow.
This is the flower for Mother, Wear it on Mother's Day ; Flower for rain and sunshine, Winsome, gallan...t and gay; Wear it in Mother's honor Pinned to the coat's lapel; Wear it in belt and corsage, For her who has loved you well.
The Mother in lowly cabin, The Mother in palace hall, 62 The White Carnation Is ever the best and dearest, The one we love best of all.
In travail and pain she bore us, In laughter and love she nursed, And who that would shame the Mother Is of all mankind accursed.
Tired and wan too often, Weary and weak at times, But always full of the courage That thrills when the future chimes: Mother with hands toil-hardened, Mother in pearls and lace, The light of heavenly beauty Shines in your tender face.
What to read after A Little book of Homespun Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret Elizabeth Munson Sangster to read onlineMoreLess
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