Pickett's Charge And Other Poems
Pickett's Charge And Other Poems
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Out goes he!'' And later, others join the game : — Ambition hides, and wealth, and fame 1 What though it bear some other name, T is hide-and-seek they 're playing !
Though death may hide with clod and clout, Kind Heaven will find, beyond a doubt, All Father Time has counted out.
His rhythmic lingo saying : " Ainee, mainee, monee, mike !
Barcelona, mona, strike!
Air, ware, frown, wctck !
Alico, balico, calico, whack!
One, two, three!
Outgoes he!'' 105 Digitized by Google THE MOCKING-BIRD l^ACH f...lower a single fragrance gives, ^^ But not the perfume of the rest ; Within each fruit one flavor lives, Not all the flavors of our quest ; In every bird one song we note That seems the sweeter without words ; Yet from the mock-bird's mellow throat Come all the songs of other birds.
Thou graceful, active, handsome thing To please the eye and charm the soul ; Thy songs no other bird may sing.
Such wondrous notes thou dost control : Thou canst outsing the nightingale.
The lark, the thrush, the whippoorwill ; To hear thee far outrun their scale, The blithe canaries cease their trill.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Out goes he!'' And later, others join the game : — Ambition hides, and wealth, and fame 1 What though it bear some other name, T is hide-and-seek they 're playing !
Though death may hide with clod and clout, Kind Heaven will find, beyond a doubt, All Father Time has counted out.
His rhythmic lingo saying : " Ainee, mainee, monee, mike !
Barcelona, mona, strike!
Air, ware, frown, wctck !
Alico, balico, calico, whack!
One, two, three!
Outgoes he!'' 105 Digitized by Google THE MOCKING-BIRD l^ACH f...lower a single fragrance gives, ^^ But not the perfume of the rest ; Within each fruit one flavor lives, Not all the flavors of our quest ; In every bird one song we note That seems the sweeter without words ; Yet from the mock-bird's mellow throat Come all the songs of other birds.
Thou graceful, active, handsome thing To please the eye and charm the soul ; Thy songs no other bird may sing.
Such wondrous notes thou dost control : Thou canst outsing the nightingale.
The lark, the thrush, the whippoorwill ; To hear thee far outrun their scale, The blithe canaries cease their trill.
What to read after Pickett's Charge And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fred Emerson Brooks to read onlineMoreLess
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