Poems
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42 Oh, you must be in love with these sweet country sounds With which the woods and meadows so richly abound. The frolicsome squirrels hide their nuts in the trees, And merrily chatter mid the droning of bees. T hernodest wood- violet smiles out from its bed At the robins that twitter in the boughs o'er head.
With living goblets of gold the fields are ablaze, As you rollick through them with your light sunny ways.
And in a thousand tones of sweet wordless praise Nature speaks out her joys throu...gh the bright golden days.
43 The Snow Flower $ top of the grand Sierra steeps, The rippling brooklet softly creeps ; And caressingly the mosses twine Around the cedars, firs and pine. All is perfumed by balsams rare, A holy calm is in the air.
My song is stilled a gentle hush Pervades all nature. In the underbrush . Are fallen trees so brown and bare As though for ages lying there.
And in a hollow log I look I see hidden in that quiet nook The strangest flower growing there. Angels must have it in their care.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
42 Oh, you must be in love with these sweet country sounds With which the woods and meadows so richly abound. The frolicsome squirrels hide their nuts in the trees, And merrily chatter mid the droning of bees. T hernodest wood- violet smiles out from its bed At the robins that twitter in the boughs o'er head.
With living goblets of gold the fields are ablaze, As you rollick through them with your light sunny ways.
And in a thousand tones of sweet wordless praise Nature speaks out her joys throu...gh the bright golden days.
43 The Snow Flower $ top of the grand Sierra steeps, The rippling brooklet softly creeps ; And caressingly the mosses twine Around the cedars, firs and pine. All is perfumed by balsams rare, A holy calm is in the air.
My song is stilled a gentle hush Pervades all nature. In the underbrush . Are fallen trees so brown and bare As though for ages lying there.
And in a hollow log I look I see hidden in that quiet nook The strangest flower growing there. Angels must have it in their care.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lizzie Cross Peckham to read onlineMoreLess
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