Just Little Things
Just Little Things
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Why should this sorrow come to me?
"When I was built my keel was laid Like Argo's from stout timbers made; My ribs and sides were braced with knees All master-hewn from oaken trees; From stem to stern, from truck to keel No flaw nor error could I feel. Of Talking Oak they built my bow That I might turn my pointing prow With words of wisdom for my crew To guide them on the ocean blue; As Jason led with buckled zest The Argo's voyage on her quest. " —17- She turned her bow up to the stars And cri...ed aloud, "My keel and spars Are naught but refuse of the sea! Why should this sorrow come to me?" She trembled and her thoughts resumed And compassed points with gladness tu|ned.
"A sea-gull white I proved to be And many came to look at me; Then proudly down the ways I slipped And eagerly the water dipped. " Once more she quivered with delight As she recalled the happy sight Of waving flags and swelling notes Of gripping thrills and cheering throats.
A hand had clutched her aching side She looked — it was the creeping tide.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why should this sorrow come to me?
"When I was built my keel was laid Like Argo's from stout timbers made; My ribs and sides were braced with knees All master-hewn from oaken trees; From stem to stern, from truck to keel No flaw nor error could I feel. Of Talking Oak they built my bow That I might turn my pointing prow With words of wisdom for my crew To guide them on the ocean blue; As Jason led with buckled zest The Argo's voyage on her quest. " —17- She turned her bow up to the stars And cri...ed aloud, "My keel and spars Are naught but refuse of the sea! Why should this sorrow come to me?" She trembled and her thoughts resumed And compassed points with gladness tu|ned.
"A sea-gull white I proved to be And many came to look at me; Then proudly down the ways I slipped And eagerly the water dipped. " Once more she quivered with delight As she recalled the happy sight Of waving flags and swelling notes Of gripping thrills and cheering throats.
A hand had clutched her aching side She looked — it was the creeping tide.
What to read after Just Little Things?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Genereaux to read onlineMoreLess
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