Homespun
Homespun
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Digitized by VjOOQIC THE PHANTOM A thousand times Fve said good-bye to you, And turned away from every common thought That formed the vital tie that once we knew, With all the wondrous, joyous hours it brought.
A thousand times Fve said a last farewell To memories of laughter, moods and tone.
Have bade them lift their tantalizing spell And leave my soul in stillness — ^though alone.
I close the door against the whispering night.
And bid my heart give o'er its drear refrain.
But lo! you stand b...etween me and the light And all those sad good-byes have been in vain.
-C89> Digitized by VjOOQIC IN NATURE'S THEATER The first scene is a gray and sullen sky, With weeping willows bending in a gale, Their ash-gray foliage sending forth a sigh That has a whimper like a human wail; A little creek is muttering along Between its muddy banks ; a meadow-lark Darts o'er the trees without one note of song; The lightning zig-zags once, a brilliant spark; The clouds combine and form a bank of gray Against the West; the thunder crashes near, The rain comes splashing down, a chilling spray.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Digitized by VjOOQIC THE PHANTOM A thousand times Fve said good-bye to you, And turned away from every common thought That formed the vital tie that once we knew, With all the wondrous, joyous hours it brought.
A thousand times Fve said a last farewell To memories of laughter, moods and tone.
Have bade them lift their tantalizing spell And leave my soul in stillness — ^though alone.
I close the door against the whispering night.
And bid my heart give o'er its drear refrain.
But lo! you stand b...etween me and the light And all those sad good-byes have been in vain.
-C89> Digitized by VjOOQIC IN NATURE'S THEATER The first scene is a gray and sullen sky, With weeping willows bending in a gale, Their ash-gray foliage sending forth a sigh That has a whimper like a human wail; A little creek is muttering along Between its muddy banks ; a meadow-lark Darts o'er the trees without one note of song; The lightning zig-zags once, a brilliant spark; The clouds combine and form a bank of gray Against the West; the thunder crashes near, The rain comes splashing down, a chilling spray.
What to read after Homespun?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grace Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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