Chocoruas Tenants
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Just as childhood romps and frolics Heedless of complaining grandsires, So around these swampland prophets, While they groan and foretell tempests, Dainty birds in summer hover. In the moss-hung limbs they gather, Rainbow-tinted, quick-winged warblers, Heedless, joyous, evanescent.
In the trailing beards of gray moss, Dainty hammock nests they tangle, Weave them of the long gray fibres, Line them with the softest meshes, Leave within them precious treasures, Tiny eggs, with rarest markings, Ten...der, unprotected nestlings.
If by night the lightning flashes, If from high Chocorua s ledges The Parula 47 Crashing thunder shakes the forests, In their swinging nests the mothers Cover close their downy darlings, Listen startled to the groanings Of the prophets, as they murmur, " See we told you storms will dash you; Storms will crush you, rain will drown you. " When the sunlight greets the morning, Safely swing the tiny hammocks, And the gayly clad Parulas, Flying through the dripping forests, Sing aloud their joyous message, " Nest we where no owl can find us, Nest we where no hawk can see us, Nest we where no jay can rob us, Nest we where no feet can reach us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Just as childhood romps and frolics Heedless of complaining grandsires, So around these swampland prophets, While they groan and foretell tempests, Dainty birds in summer hover. In the moss-hung limbs they gather, Rainbow-tinted, quick-winged warblers, Heedless, joyous, evanescent.
In the trailing beards of gray moss, Dainty hammock nests they tangle, Weave them of the long gray fibres, Line them with the softest meshes, Leave within them precious treasures, Tiny eggs, with rarest markings, Ten...der, unprotected nestlings.
If by night the lightning flashes, If from high Chocorua s ledges The Parula 47 Crashing thunder shakes the forests, In their swinging nests the mothers Cover close their downy darlings, Listen startled to the groanings Of the prophets, as they murmur, " See we told you storms will dash you; Storms will crush you, rain will drown you. " When the sunlight greets the morning, Safely swing the tiny hammocks, And the gayly clad Parulas, Flying through the dripping forests, Sing aloud their joyous message, " Nest we where no owl can find us, Nest we where no hawk can see us, Nest we where no jay can rob us, Nest we where no feet can reach us.
What to read after Chocoruas Tenants?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Bolles to read onlineMoreLess
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