Barbed Wire And Other Poems
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The curious quilt is finished; there remain No scraps for working. " Now the child has come, Tossing her soft brown curls from eager eyes, To stand by Martha folded in her arm. The mother made assent.
Folk seldom thought Of Martha s struggle, for she did not give Her burdens unto others. She took charge Of her course, and moved with delicate steps to meet At the surprising turns of the stony path The unpitying spies of fate. And while she groped In silence on, lone hour and hour might sap The h...ealth of body and soul. The neighbors saw Her hands hang listless, and her shoulders sag, The tan forsake her cheek, languor eat through The strength from every muscle. Like a vine Struck at the root by beetles, she drooped fast. Good gossips sensed her weakness, visited, Brought delicacies, gave companionship; Saw her eyes lose the strange bewildered lights, [64] And that she breathed once more free from shudder ing dreams Waking her in the midnight s stifling black; And that she ceased from muttering to herself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The curious quilt is finished; there remain No scraps for working. " Now the child has come, Tossing her soft brown curls from eager eyes, To stand by Martha folded in her arm. The mother made assent.
Folk seldom thought Of Martha s struggle, for she did not give Her burdens unto others. She took charge Of her course, and moved with delicate steps to meet At the surprising turns of the stony path The unpitying spies of fate. And while she groped In silence on, lone hour and hour might sap The h...ealth of body and soul. The neighbors saw Her hands hang listless, and her shoulders sag, The tan forsake her cheek, languor eat through The strength from every muscle. Like a vine Struck at the root by beetles, she drooped fast. Good gossips sensed her weakness, visited, Brought delicacies, gave companionship; Saw her eyes lose the strange bewildered lights, [64] And that she breathed once more free from shudder ing dreams Waking her in the midnight s stifling black; And that she ceased from muttering to herself.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin Ford Piper to read onlineMoreLess
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