A Miscellany of American Poetry 1920
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I dance upon those I kill, I scalp those I kill.
83 Amy Lowell I laugh above those I kill, Heh-yeh! Heh-yeh! Heh-yeh! Heh-yeh! " Your enemies were not able to shoot, Their bow-strings were wet And the sinews stretched And slipped off the ends of the bows.
Your arrows were red As grasshoppers' wings When they fly high in the sun.
Your enemies were ashamed before you Since you cut off their heads And tied their scalps to your bridle-rein.
Now you journey alone, Journey along the Wolf Trail Wearil...y among the little stars.
Ai'I Ail Ai'I Ai!
It is time for you to depart, You are going on a long journey.
You are going in your shoes.
You cannot travel, Your feet are weary with many steps, But your round-hoofed horse shall step for you, He shall bear you over the trail of stars.
The deer walks alone, Singing of his shining horns, So shall you walk Singing of the great deeds You have done in this world.
84 Amy Lowell Leader of the Warriors, Where are you?
We, your children, Sing a song of five sounds To your departing spirit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I dance upon those I kill, I scalp those I kill.
83 Amy Lowell I laugh above those I kill, Heh-yeh! Heh-yeh! Heh-yeh! Heh-yeh! " Your enemies were not able to shoot, Their bow-strings were wet And the sinews stretched And slipped off the ends of the bows.
Your arrows were red As grasshoppers' wings When they fly high in the sun.
Your enemies were ashamed before you Since you cut off their heads And tied their scalps to your bridle-rein.
Now you journey alone, Journey along the Wolf Trail Wearil...y among the little stars.
Ai'I Ail Ai'I Ai!
It is time for you to depart, You are going on a long journey.
You are going in your shoes.
You cannot travel, Your feet are weary with many steps, But your round-hoofed horse shall step for you, He shall bear you over the trail of stars.
The deer walks alone, Singing of his shining horns, So shall you walk Singing of the great deeds You have done in this world.
84 Amy Lowell Leader of the Warriors, Where are you?
We, your children, Sing a song of five sounds To your departing spirit.
What to read after A Miscellany of American Poetry 1920?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frost Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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