Madonna And Other Poems
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THE GRAVE-DIGGER 1 63 Soothing with consolations learned by heart At many a burial, coaxed him to the grass And sent him home in heavy grief.
But he Toole up the spade, and puffed his pipe, and dug.
Unmoved, a grave for Rachael Hamilton.
A ROADSIDE PORTRAIT TITE was a little bended man Acquainted with the weather.
His skin had taken sunny tan On high-road and on heather.
Gray dappled through his sable hair.
But blue was in his eyes.
That looked up when you called him With a kind of meek surpris...e.
His throat was corded all with seams That when he talked were tightened.
His look was somehow full of dreams : He seemed as he were frightened ; And yet the muscles in his arm Would fell a maddened steer — It was because of gentleness He seemed so full of fear.
He wore no coat. His gingham shirt Looked out his faded waistcoat.
Which was a garment free from dirt.
But far from last or best cut.
164 A ROADSIDE PORTRAIT 1 65 His hat, so well it knew the sun.
The shade of roadway trees, A very thing of nature it Had turned by slow degrees.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE GRAVE-DIGGER 1 63 Soothing with consolations learned by heart At many a burial, coaxed him to the grass And sent him home in heavy grief.
But he Toole up the spade, and puffed his pipe, and dug.
Unmoved, a grave for Rachael Hamilton.
A ROADSIDE PORTRAIT TITE was a little bended man Acquainted with the weather.
His skin had taken sunny tan On high-road and on heather.
Gray dappled through his sable hair.
But blue was in his eyes.
That looked up when you called him With a kind of meek surpris...e.
His throat was corded all with seams That when he talked were tightened.
His look was somehow full of dreams : He seemed as he were frightened ; And yet the muscles in his arm Would fell a maddened steer — It was because of gentleness He seemed so full of fear.
He wore no coat. His gingham shirt Looked out his faded waistcoat.
Which was a garment free from dirt.
But far from last or best cut.
164 A ROADSIDE PORTRAIT 1 65 His hat, so well it knew the sun.
The shade of roadway trees, A very thing of nature it Had turned by slow degrees.
What to read after Madonna And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morris Harrison Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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