Forest Pictures in the Adirondacks
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I LOVE the little shoal, the sandy shallow of the lake, Where towers the azure moosehead, glows the crimson Indian pink ; Where proudly sails the golden-footed, purple-pinioned drake, And the yellow-throated, gem-eyed frog stares, hours, upon the brink !
There the darning-needle crooks among the rushes bristling round, The brassy deer-fly plants its tingling arrow in the skin ; The water-soldier's helmet shines, the eel-grass rich is wound In wavy floss of floating plumes to every stir within.
...The sunlight, piercing downward, shows the shadows in their play Mottling the amber ooze, and there the water-beetles glance ; There twist the gleamy, sunken twigs, the red-fin glistens gay, The spring uptwirls its glittering grains in endless circling dance.
And there the moon-white lily spreads her nightly-hiding cup, The sun-hued sister glows upon her pedestal of green ; There glides the muskrat's spotty head, bright air-bells bubble up.
And there the little shiner casts its flash of silver sheen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I LOVE the little shoal, the sandy shallow of the lake, Where towers the azure moosehead, glows the crimson Indian pink ; Where proudly sails the golden-footed, purple-pinioned drake, And the yellow-throated, gem-eyed frog stares, hours, upon the brink !
There the darning-needle crooks among the rushes bristling round, The brassy deer-fly plants its tingling arrow in the skin ; The water-soldier's helmet shines, the eel-grass rich is wound In wavy floss of floating plumes to every stir within.
...The sunlight, piercing downward, shows the shadows in their play Mottling the amber ooze, and there the water-beetles glance ; There twist the gleamy, sunken twigs, the red-fin glistens gay, The spring uptwirls its glittering grains in endless circling dance.
And there the moon-white lily spreads her nightly-hiding cup, The sun-hued sister glows upon her pedestal of green ; There glides the muskrat's spotty head, bright air-bells bubble up.
And there the little shiner casts its flash of silver sheen.
What to read after Forest Pictures in the Adirondacks?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Billings Street to read onlineMoreLess
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