Cobblestones a book of Poems
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The stress and scuffle of Anglo-Saxon America Seems like a dream of another world As one yields to the carefree atmosphere Of the land of yesterday And the to-morrow that never comes.
The inhabitants of this tiny, lonely oasis Are a kindly, simple folk, Unspoiled by commercialism And untouched by the ebb and flow Of Mexico s recurrent civil wars. There is a wealth of pasturage For their cattle, sheep and goats, And a fertile soil that yields Rich crops of corn and sugar cane.
The government is ...the comandante And a somnolent garrison of perhaps a dozen soldiers [62] Whose arms are single-shot Remingtons And relic Mausers from the Spanish-American war.
Enemy parties of guerrillas Leave them amiably indifferent; They are quite as willing to shout "viva" For one side as for the other.
I learned there was but one soul in the hamlet Who spoke English And he was in jail.
I strolled down the ragged trail And came to an adobe building Somewhat larger than the ordinary dwelling, In the shade of which was sprawled A motley group of soldiers; I asked one the location of the jail.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The stress and scuffle of Anglo-Saxon America Seems like a dream of another world As one yields to the carefree atmosphere Of the land of yesterday And the to-morrow that never comes.
The inhabitants of this tiny, lonely oasis Are a kindly, simple folk, Unspoiled by commercialism And untouched by the ebb and flow Of Mexico s recurrent civil wars. There is a wealth of pasturage For their cattle, sheep and goats, And a fertile soil that yields Rich crops of corn and sugar cane.
The government is ...the comandante And a somnolent garrison of perhaps a dozen soldiers [62] Whose arms are single-shot Remingtons And relic Mausers from the Spanish-American war.
Enemy parties of guerrillas Leave them amiably indifferent; They are quite as willing to shout "viva" For one side as for the other.
I learned there was but one soul in the hamlet Who spoke English And he was in jail.
I strolled down the ragged trail And came to an adobe building Somewhat larger than the ordinary dwelling, In the shade of which was sprawled A motley group of soldiers; I asked one the location of the jail.
What to read after Cobblestones a book of Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Sentner to read onlineMoreLess
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