Burlingame Ballads
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BURLINGAME BALLADS 1 1 AN OLD-FASHIONED GARDEN There s a little street in Burlingame Where old-fashioned flowers grow; Red poppies, vivid as a flame, Hollyhocks in a row.
Heliotrope and marigolds Beside the privet hedge, And pink Sweet William proudly holds The boxed-in window ledge.
I love to go along that street When evening settles down, And Burlingame, at the foothills feet, Rests in her flowered gown.
The little breezes of evening stir, And I never shall forget The fragrance of the lavende...r The scent of mignonette.
12 BVRL1NGAME BALLADS MOWING TIME IN BURLINGAME Oh have you smelled the new-mown hay As you went swiftly to the train? I always hate to go away, For I shan t walk for one long day Across that field again.
The neighbor s cow with dewy hide Looks pityingly at envious me, Cause I must go while she may bide With scented stacks on every side As far as she can see.
Oh placid cow, I envy you Your hours by the hay-heaped rack. But still, and this is oh so true, Perhaps you really never knew The joy of coming back.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
BURLINGAME BALLADS 1 1 AN OLD-FASHIONED GARDEN There s a little street in Burlingame Where old-fashioned flowers grow; Red poppies, vivid as a flame, Hollyhocks in a row.
Heliotrope and marigolds Beside the privet hedge, And pink Sweet William proudly holds The boxed-in window ledge.
I love to go along that street When evening settles down, And Burlingame, at the foothills feet, Rests in her flowered gown.
The little breezes of evening stir, And I never shall forget The fragrance of the lavende...r The scent of mignonette.
12 BVRL1NGAME BALLADS MOWING TIME IN BURLINGAME Oh have you smelled the new-mown hay As you went swiftly to the train? I always hate to go away, For I shan t walk for one long day Across that field again.
The neighbor s cow with dewy hide Looks pityingly at envious me, Cause I must go while she may bide With scented stacks on every side As far as she can see.
Oh placid cow, I envy you Your hours by the hay-heaped rack. But still, and this is oh so true, Perhaps you really never knew The joy of coming back.
What to read after Burlingame Ballads?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wheaton Hale Brewer to read onlineMoreLess
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