Bird And Bough [poems]
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Or down the beaten trail?
Vague murmuring all the valley fills.
And yonder calls the quail.
Like mother bird upon her nest The day broods o'er the earth; Fresh hope and hfe fill every breast; I share the spring's new birth.
II Awake! arise! and April wise Seek out a forest side, Where under wreaths of withered leaves The shy sweet flowers hide.
I hear the hum of red-ruff's drum.
And hark! the thrasher sings; 19 ARBUTUS DAYS His nisset form's against the sky, And bold his mimickings.
Upon my sou...l, he calls the roll Of all the birds o' the year — " Veery ! " " Cheewink ! " " Oriole ! " " Bob- oUnk!" "Make haste!" "The spring is here." Now pause and mark the meadowlark Send forth his call to spring; " Why don't you hear ? 'T is spring o' the year!" — Like dart from sounding string.
Ah! golden shaft, 'twas he that laughed And lifted up his bill; "Wick, wick; wick, wick;" "Wake up, be quick ; " The ant is on her hill.
The bloodroot's face with saintly grace Stars all the unkempt way.
Upon the rocks in merry flocks Dicentra dances gay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Or down the beaten trail?
Vague murmuring all the valley fills.
And yonder calls the quail.
Like mother bird upon her nest The day broods o'er the earth; Fresh hope and hfe fill every breast; I share the spring's new birth.
II Awake! arise! and April wise Seek out a forest side, Where under wreaths of withered leaves The shy sweet flowers hide.
I hear the hum of red-ruff's drum.
And hark! the thrasher sings; 19 ARBUTUS DAYS His nisset form's against the sky, And bold his mimickings.
Upon my sou...l, he calls the roll Of all the birds o' the year — " Veery ! " " Cheewink ! " " Oriole ! " " Bob- oUnk!" "Make haste!" "The spring is here." Now pause and mark the meadowlark Send forth his call to spring; " Why don't you hear ? 'T is spring o' the year!" — Like dart from sounding string.
Ah! golden shaft, 'twas he that laughed And lifted up his bill; "Wick, wick; wick, wick;" "Wake up, be quick ; " The ant is on her hill.
The bloodroot's face with saintly grace Stars all the unkempt way.
Upon the rocks in merry flocks Dicentra dances gay.
What to read after Bird And Bough [poems]?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burroughs, John, 1837-1921 to read onlineMoreLess
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