Personal Poems I
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I felt the cool breath of the North;Between me and the sun, O'er deep, still lake, and ridgy earth, I saw the cloud-shades run. Before me, stretched for glistening miles, Lay mountain-girdled Squam;Like green-winged birds, the leafy islesUpon its bosom swam.
And, glimmering through the sun-haze warm, Far as the eye could roam, Dark billows of an earthquake stormBeflecked with clouds like foam, Their vales in misty shadow deep, Their rugged peaks in shine, I saw the mountain ranges sweepThe hori...zon's northern line.
There towered Chocorua's peak; and west, Moosehillock's woods were seem, With many a nameless slide-scarred crestAnd pine-dark gorge between. Beyond them, like a sun-rimmed cloud, The great Notch mountains shone, Watched over by the solemn-browedAnd awful face of stone!
"A good look-off!" the driver spake;"About this time, last year, I drove a party to the Lake, And stopped, at evening, here. 'T was duskish down below; but allThese hills stood in the sun, Till, dipped behind yon purple wall, He left them, one by one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I felt the cool breath of the North;Between me and the sun, O'er deep, still lake, and ridgy earth, I saw the cloud-shades run. Before me, stretched for glistening miles, Lay mountain-girdled Squam;Like green-winged birds, the leafy islesUpon its bosom swam.
And, glimmering through the sun-haze warm, Far as the eye could roam, Dark billows of an earthquake stormBeflecked with clouds like foam, Their vales in misty shadow deep, Their rugged peaks in shine, I saw the mountain ranges sweepThe hori...zon's northern line.
There towered Chocorua's peak; and west, Moosehillock's woods were seem, With many a nameless slide-scarred crestAnd pine-dark gorge between. Beyond them, like a sun-rimmed cloud, The great Notch mountains shone, Watched over by the solemn-browedAnd awful face of stone!
"A good look-off!" the driver spake;"About this time, last year, I drove a party to the Lake, And stopped, at evening, here. 'T was duskish down below; but allThese hills stood in the sun, Till, dipped behind yon purple wall, He left them, one by one.
What to read after Personal Poems I?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Whittier John Greenleaf to read onlineMoreLess
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