Original Poems for Infant Minds
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Two little birds in search of food, Flew o'er the fields, and skimm'd the flood, At last a worm they spy ; But who should take the prize they strove, Their quarrel sounded through the grove, In notes both shrill and high.
But now a hawk, whose piercing sight Had mark'd his prey, and watch'd their fight, With certain aim descended ; And pouncing on their furious strife, He stopp'd their battle with their life, And so the war was ended.
FOR INFANT MINDS. 79 Thus, when in discord brothers live, An...d frequent blows of anger give, With hate their bosoms rending ; In life, with rogues perchance they meet, To take advantage of their heat, Their Ivves in sorrow ending. J. T.
CREATION.
COME, child, look upwards to the sky Behold the sun and moon, Th' expanse of stars that sparkle high, To cheer the midnight gloom.
Come, child, and now behold the earth In varied beauty stand : The product view of six days' birth, How wond'rous and how grand !
The fields, the meadows, and the plain, The little laughing hills, The waters too, the mighty main, The rivers and the rills.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Two little birds in search of food, Flew o'er the fields, and skimm'd the flood, At last a worm they spy ; But who should take the prize they strove, Their quarrel sounded through the grove, In notes both shrill and high.
But now a hawk, whose piercing sight Had mark'd his prey, and watch'd their fight, With certain aim descended ; And pouncing on their furious strife, He stopp'd their battle with their life, And so the war was ended.
FOR INFANT MINDS. 79 Thus, when in discord brothers live, An...d frequent blows of anger give, With hate their bosoms rending ; In life, with rogues perchance they meet, To take advantage of their heat, Their Ivves in sorrow ending. J. T.
CREATION.
COME, child, look upwards to the sky Behold the sun and moon, Th' expanse of stars that sparkle high, To cheer the midnight gloom.
Come, child, and now behold the earth In varied beauty stand : The product view of six days' birth, How wond'rous and how grand !
The fields, the meadows, and the plain, The little laughing hills, The waters too, the mighty main, The rivers and the rills.
What to read after Original Poems for Infant Minds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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