Nature Poems And Others
Nature Poems And Others
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With this small house, this garden large, This little gold, this lovely mate, With health in body, peace at heart — Show me a man more great.
A Familiar Voice 35 A Familiar Voice A H, what fond memories that voice doth bring !
Even to strangers sweet : no others sing Their common speech, like men of Cambria's race ; How much more sweet to me then was that voice ! It filled me with sweet memories ; as when I heard one hum the March of Harlech Men, Dying, five thousand miles from home ! Now we Li...ved in a city dark, where Poverty, More hard than rocks, and crueller than foam, Keeps many a great Ulysses far from home, With neither kings nor gods to help him forth. Tell me, sweet voice, what part of that dear earth Thou callest thine ? I asked, to please my whim : His answer could not cool my pride in him. For Wales is Wales ; one patriotic flame From North to South, from East to West the same ; There is no difference in our Cymric breed Of Highlander and Lowlander ; no creed Can enter there to make their hearts divide ; Nay, Wales is Wales throughout, and of one pride.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With this small house, this garden large, This little gold, this lovely mate, With health in body, peace at heart — Show me a man more great.
A Familiar Voice 35 A Familiar Voice A H, what fond memories that voice doth bring !
Even to strangers sweet : no others sing Their common speech, like men of Cambria's race ; How much more sweet to me then was that voice ! It filled me with sweet memories ; as when I heard one hum the March of Harlech Men, Dying, five thousand miles from home ! Now we Li...ved in a city dark, where Poverty, More hard than rocks, and crueller than foam, Keeps many a great Ulysses far from home, With neither kings nor gods to help him forth. Tell me, sweet voice, what part of that dear earth Thou callest thine ? I asked, to please my whim : His answer could not cool my pride in him. For Wales is Wales ; one patriotic flame From North to South, from East to West the same ; There is no difference in our Cymric breed Of Highlander and Lowlander ; no creed Can enter there to make their hearts divide ; Nay, Wales is Wales throughout, and of one pride.
What to read after Nature Poems And Others?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W H William Henry Davies to read onlineMoreLess
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