He is a Canadian And Other Verse
He is a Canadian And Other Verse
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21 THE SADNESS OF JUNE When the lilac blooms have vanished, The laburnums' splendour failed, When the chestnut plumes are falling, And the rosy may has paled ; As the bluebell slowly withers, The shaded woodlands croon, Now that May's withdrawn her blossoms, There's a sadness green in June.
Then the cuckoo calls more faintly, And the meadow grass grows high, Then the trees are waving full-leaved, And the larks sing in the sky. While the sun makes chequered patterns Through the rustling leaves a...t noon ; There is yet a haunting sadness, The world's too green in June.
Now the graceful elms are waving By the willows' softer sheen, And all the tree tops flaunting Mad-dancing in their green; But the leaves are whispering, whispering, And the grasses add their tune, Till the roses burst in glory It is always sad in June.
22 THE ROUND POND Kensington Gardens.
Little blue water Mirror of childhood, White frocks a-flutter, White sails a-float ; Patter of glad feet Ringing the edges, Waves fraught with secrets For each crossing boat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
21 THE SADNESS OF JUNE When the lilac blooms have vanished, The laburnums' splendour failed, When the chestnut plumes are falling, And the rosy may has paled ; As the bluebell slowly withers, The shaded woodlands croon, Now that May's withdrawn her blossoms, There's a sadness green in June.
Then the cuckoo calls more faintly, And the meadow grass grows high, Then the trees are waving full-leaved, And the larks sing in the sky. While the sun makes chequered patterns Through the rustling leaves a...t noon ; There is yet a haunting sadness, The world's too green in June.
Now the graceful elms are waving By the willows' softer sheen, And all the tree tops flaunting Mad-dancing in their green; But the leaves are whispering, whispering, And the grasses add their tune, Till the roses burst in glory It is always sad in June.
22 THE ROUND POND Kensington Gardens.
Little blue water Mirror of childhood, White frocks a-flutter, White sails a-float ; Patter of glad feet Ringing the edges, Waves fraught with secrets For each crossing boat.
What to read after He is a Canadian And Other Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Esther Wilson Kerry to read onlineMoreLess
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