Fagots of Fancy
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The smile on a baby s face, The perfume of a rose, The laugh of happy children, The Autumn wind that blows, The bright wings of the butterfly, The crimson and gold of the evening sky.
The Laborer O, Laborer !
Some hearts ache for you As you stand with feet buried in mud, Digging, lifting, forever toiling, That the tall building may grow.
If once they look upon your smile Their pity for you will be no more ; Nor will they wonder why This joy is in your soul.
For they will know By the radiance ...of your face That you see not the mud, But the building as it grows.
You look up and behold The blue of the sky, Your heart is in your work.
You are not a toiler Who merely spades Clod after clod, You are a creator, You are like God.
The Light of Love I am glad I ve loved you For no sorrow now can come to me, No blow cruel enough to crush my joy For always the vision of you Will be to me, Like a faithful light Is to the sailor On a storm-tossed sea.
A First Night The play tonight was amusement for many; To the actors behind the curtain Itrwas professional success, To some it was labor for bread.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
.
The smile on a baby s face, The perfume of a rose, The laugh of happy children, The Autumn wind that blows, The bright wings of the butterfly, The crimson and gold of the evening sky.
The Laborer O, Laborer !
Some hearts ache for you As you stand with feet buried in mud, Digging, lifting, forever toiling, That the tall building may grow.
If once they look upon your smile Their pity for you will be no more ; Nor will they wonder why This joy is in your soul.
For they will know By the radiance ...of your face That you see not the mud, But the building as it grows.
You look up and behold The blue of the sky, Your heart is in your work.
You are not a toiler Who merely spades Clod after clod, You are a creator, You are like God.
The Light of Love I am glad I ve loved you For no sorrow now can come to me, No blow cruel enough to crush my joy For always the vision of you Will be to me, Like a faithful light Is to the sailor On a storm-tossed sea.
A First Night The play tonight was amusement for many; To the actors behind the curtain Itrwas professional success, To some it was labor for bread.
What to read after Fagots of Fancy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scottie Mckenzie Frasier to read onlineMoreLess
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