Bandanna Ballads
Bandanna Ballads
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For such a long, long- time, It seems to me I've lost somehow De very chune an' rhyme.
De times is changed, an' we ain't got De consolations which We're 'bleeged to have if we would cook De 'Possum sweet an' rich.
De cabin an' cle big fire-place Dey neither one is lef- With fires so good de 'Possum would Almos' jes' cook his se'f.
I ought to think 'bout Canaan, but It's Ole Times crowds my mind, An' maybe when I gits to Heaben It's Ole Times dat I'll find!
A CHILD'S EYES A Child's Eyes In the d...usk of Chloe's rich brown cheek The dimples are never at rest, And bright would the glee of her young face be, Did not the eyes protest.
Chloe wears her dusky hair Twisted, elfin-wise ; And her face is in bloom with the smiles which illume All saving her solemn eyes.
And no one knows how the idle face, So young and so nearly glad, Found and hid in its melting eyes That Something so deep and sad !
HOMESICK Homesick to see a cotton field Once more before I go, All hot an' splendid, roll its miles Of sunny summer snow !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For such a long, long- time, It seems to me I've lost somehow De very chune an' rhyme.
De times is changed, an' we ain't got De consolations which We're 'bleeged to have if we would cook De 'Possum sweet an' rich.
De cabin an' cle big fire-place Dey neither one is lef- With fires so good de 'Possum would Almos' jes' cook his se'f.
I ought to think 'bout Canaan, but It's Ole Times crowds my mind, An' maybe when I gits to Heaben It's Ole Times dat I'll find!
A CHILD'S EYES A Child's Eyes In the d...usk of Chloe's rich brown cheek The dimples are never at rest, And bright would the glee of her young face be, Did not the eyes protest.
Chloe wears her dusky hair Twisted, elfin-wise ; And her face is in bloom with the smiles which illume All saving her solemn eyes.
And no one knows how the idle face, So young and so nearly glad, Found and hid in its melting eyes That Something so deep and sad !
HOMESICK Homesick to see a cotton field Once more before I go, All hot an' splendid, roll its miles Of sunny summer snow !
What to read after Bandanna Ballads?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howard Weeden to read onlineMoreLess
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