Poems
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Laugh and shout and sing, Winds are bracing, Blood is racing, When winter sleigh bells ring.
Washington's Birthday, 1921.
[17] THE VALUE OF MONEY Mother, they told me that money can't buy A friend or love that cannot lie; They said that gold had no true worth, In this cruel and bitter place, our earth.
They told me love, when bought or sold, Must ever be both harsh and cold; That no true friend, with heart or will, Could ever be gained by a dollar bill.
And, mother, you know what I said to them..., To those worthy ladies and learned men? I stood right up with my face all red And told them they didn't know what they said.
"I have a friend at home, " I cried, "Whose tongue has never, never, lied, Who often for my life has fought My dog, is what my money bought. " The Rosemary Question Mark, June, 1921.
[18] MY HEART (ToJ. S. ) I have a little heart, dear, That's as jumpy as can be. Sometimes it does such funny things It really frightens me.
Oh, can't you tell me why, dear, A heart that was so true Should suddenly just give a leap And try to go to you?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Laugh and shout and sing, Winds are bracing, Blood is racing, When winter sleigh bells ring.
Washington's Birthday, 1921.
[17] THE VALUE OF MONEY Mother, they told me that money can't buy A friend or love that cannot lie; They said that gold had no true worth, In this cruel and bitter place, our earth.
They told me love, when bought or sold, Must ever be both harsh and cold; That no true friend, with heart or will, Could ever be gained by a dollar bill.
And, mother, you know what I said to them..., To those worthy ladies and learned men? I stood right up with my face all red And told them they didn't know what they said.
"I have a friend at home, " I cried, "Whose tongue has never, never, lied, Who often for my life has fought My dog, is what my money bought. " The Rosemary Question Mark, June, 1921.
[18] MY HEART (ToJ. S. ) I have a little heart, dear, That's as jumpy as can be. Sometimes it does such funny things It really frightens me.
Oh, can't you tell me why, dear, A heart that was so true Should suddenly just give a leap And try to go to you?
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Susan Dubois to read onlineMoreLess
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