America the Beautiful And Other Poems
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SAILING-DAY AT CLOVELLY RARE Clovelly, Devon s gem, From the silvery ocean-hem Climbing up the narrow cleft, Wooded slopes to right and left, Why this sweet midsummer morn Is thy gallant heart forlorn? For beneath the arching vine Where the cottage doorways line, Brow to brow, thy stone-wrought stair, Sobs of women weigh the air ; All dismayed the children stand, Seeking each an elder hand; And thy gossip, wondrous old, Wont his daily state to hold On the seaward-looking wall, Where the warmest... sunbeams fall, Sinks his chin upon his staff, Missing sailor yarn and chaff, Neighbor news and quay report Of his bronzed, blue- jacket court.
Sailing-day! The eager tide, Mounting now the cliff s red side.
Redder for the dashing spray, On its ebb will bear away Lads beloved of all, for in Proud Clovelly all are kin.
Bold the groom who leadeth home Maiden bred beyond the combe ; Warmly must a stranger plead Ere the cliff -born beauty heed; And to-day, though few depart, Many are the eyes a-smart With unwonted tears that run For a brother, nephew, son.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SAILING-DAY AT CLOVELLY RARE Clovelly, Devon s gem, From the silvery ocean-hem Climbing up the narrow cleft, Wooded slopes to right and left, Why this sweet midsummer morn Is thy gallant heart forlorn? For beneath the arching vine Where the cottage doorways line, Brow to brow, thy stone-wrought stair, Sobs of women weigh the air ; All dismayed the children stand, Seeking each an elder hand; And thy gossip, wondrous old, Wont his daily state to hold On the seaward-looking wall, Where the warmest... sunbeams fall, Sinks his chin upon his staff, Missing sailor yarn and chaff, Neighbor news and quay report Of his bronzed, blue- jacket court.
Sailing-day! The eager tide, Mounting now the cliff s red side.
Redder for the dashing spray, On its ebb will bear away Lads beloved of all, for in Proud Clovelly all are kin.
Bold the groom who leadeth home Maiden bred beyond the combe ; Warmly must a stranger plead Ere the cliff -born beauty heed; And to-day, though few depart, Many are the eyes a-smart With unwonted tears that run For a brother, nephew, son.
What to read after America the Beautiful And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katharine Lee Bates to read onlineMoreLess
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