Poems
Poems
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Sometimes I fancy that they may have perished In shadowy quiet of wet rocks and moss, Near paths whose very pebbles I have cherished, For their small sakes, since my most lovely loss.
I fancy, too, that they were softly covered By robins, out of apple-flowers they knew, Whose nursing wings in far home sunshine hovered, Before the timid world had dropped the dew.
Their names were what yours are! At this you wonder.
Their pictures are your own, as you have seen ; And my bird-buried darlings, hidd...en under Lost leaves why, it is your dead selves I mean !
MY GHOST.
[A STORY TOLD TO MY LITTLE COUSIN KATE. ] YES, Katie, I think you are very sweet, Now that the tangles are out of your hair, And you sing as well as the birds you meet, That are playing, like you, in the blossoms there. But now you are coming to kiss me, you say : Well, what is it for 1 Shall I tie your shoe, Or loop your sleeve in a prettier way 1 Do I know about ghosts ? Indeed I do.
Have I seen one 1 Yes : last evening, you know, We were taking a walk that you had to miss, (I think you were naughty and cried to go, But, surely, you 11 stay at home after this !) And, away in the twilight lonesomely (" What is the twilight ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sometimes I fancy that they may have perished In shadowy quiet of wet rocks and moss, Near paths whose very pebbles I have cherished, For their small sakes, since my most lovely loss.
I fancy, too, that they were softly covered By robins, out of apple-flowers they knew, Whose nursing wings in far home sunshine hovered, Before the timid world had dropped the dew.
Their names were what yours are! At this you wonder.
Their pictures are your own, as you have seen ; And my bird-buried darlings, hidd...en under Lost leaves why, it is your dead selves I mean !
MY GHOST.
[A STORY TOLD TO MY LITTLE COUSIN KATE. ] YES, Katie, I think you are very sweet, Now that the tangles are out of your hair, And you sing as well as the birds you meet, That are playing, like you, in the blossoms there. But now you are coming to kiss me, you say : Well, what is it for 1 Shall I tie your shoe, Or loop your sleeve in a prettier way 1 Do I know about ghosts ? Indeed I do.
Have I seen one 1 Yes : last evening, you know, We were taking a walk that you had to miss, (I think you were naughty and cried to go, But, surely, you 11 stay at home after this !) And, away in the twilight lonesomely (" What is the twilight ?
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah M B Sarah Morgan Bryan Piatt to read onlineMoreLess
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