Hymns And Other Poems for Children
Hymns And Other Poems for Children
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POEMS FOR CHILDREN. 91 Were his tender downy breast Pressing, warm, upon my palm.
Could I make it feel at rest ? Would he then be tame and calm ?
No, — upon his native bough He is happy, light and free ; There, to Heaven he carols now Praises for his liberty !
Captive, he would only make Signs of anguish — sounds of grief, Till his little heart would break, Mourning — panting — for relief.
He who formed the feathered lyre, Hath the light, unfettered wings Made to fan the latent fire Kindled in ...the hidden strings.
Whilst he holds it high in air, To his touch it quick replies ; But if mortal fingers bear On its chords, the music dies !
92 POEMS FOR CHILDREN THE CHILD AND THE FIRE-FLY Come here, pretty fly, For the grass is so damp And the wind is so high, They will put out your lamp.
Come, don't be so coy, Flashing by me with fear ; There's naught to destroy, Or to injure you here.
Like a bright little spark As you're flying about. Here and there, in the dark, 0, you will get put out !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
POEMS FOR CHILDREN. 91 Were his tender downy breast Pressing, warm, upon my palm.
Could I make it feel at rest ? Would he then be tame and calm ?
No, — upon his native bough He is happy, light and free ; There, to Heaven he carols now Praises for his liberty !
Captive, he would only make Signs of anguish — sounds of grief, Till his little heart would break, Mourning — panting — for relief.
He who formed the feathered lyre, Hath the light, unfettered wings Made to fan the latent fire Kindled in ...the hidden strings.
Whilst he holds it high in air, To his touch it quick replies ; But if mortal fingers bear On its chords, the music dies !
92 POEMS FOR CHILDREN THE CHILD AND THE FIRE-FLY Come here, pretty fly, For the grass is so damp And the wind is so high, They will put out your lamp.
Come, don't be so coy, Flashing by me with fear ; There's naught to destroy, Or to injure you here.
Like a bright little spark As you're flying about. Here and there, in the dark, 0, you will get put out !
What to read after Hymns And Other Poems for Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gould Hannah Flagg to read onlineMoreLess
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