Poems
Poems
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As through the glare of ripening grain, all day, the river flows. Now darkness. Through cloudy halls of memory, like a wraith Of happiness departed, the pale moon flits, but listen, all prophetic on the breeze, is borne the song Of harvest time, and the cheerful hum of labor, comforting. So now the river flows along, And o er the lonely hearth of a deserted town its foliage weaves, As upon hopes forsaken the stream of kindness its graceful verdure leaves; While the stars, all mystical, fading e...ver with the night, look upon the distant sea, Where, mingling with the mighty streams of earth, the river soon will be.
MEADOW LANDS. 31 M E A D O W LANDS.
[YOSEMITE. ] BREEZY meadows, rippling grasses, dancing ferns, and nodding brakes, Baby-blue-eyes clustering closely, in a hundred mimic lakes; Dimpling, rippling, reedy hollows, hollows reedy, by the pool, Where the sleek-haired cows are standing, knee deep in the water cool; Shadows brown and dusty, sun-gleams frolicking at hide and-seek, While the pert woodpecker smartly breaks the silence with his beak.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As through the glare of ripening grain, all day, the river flows. Now darkness. Through cloudy halls of memory, like a wraith Of happiness departed, the pale moon flits, but listen, all prophetic on the breeze, is borne the song Of harvest time, and the cheerful hum of labor, comforting. So now the river flows along, And o er the lonely hearth of a deserted town its foliage weaves, As upon hopes forsaken the stream of kindness its graceful verdure leaves; While the stars, all mystical, fading e...ver with the night, look upon the distant sea, Where, mingling with the mighty streams of earth, the river soon will be.
MEADOW LANDS. 31 M E A D O W LANDS.
[YOSEMITE. ] BREEZY meadows, rippling grasses, dancing ferns, and nodding brakes, Baby-blue-eyes clustering closely, in a hundred mimic lakes; Dimpling, rippling, reedy hollows, hollows reedy, by the pool, Where the sleek-haired cows are standing, knee deep in the water cool; Shadows brown and dusty, sun-gleams frolicking at hide and-seek, While the pert woodpecker smartly breaks the silence with his beak.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Josie T Hatman to read onlineMoreLess
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