Poems By a Little Girl
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SUN FLOWERS Sun-flowers, stop growing! If you touch the sky where those clouds are passing Like tufts of dandelion gone to seed, The sky will put you out! You know it is blue like the sea . . . Maybe it is wet, too! Your gold faces will be gone forever If you brush against that blue Ever so softly!
HOLLAND SONG For a Dutch picture When light comes creeping through the That shine with mist, When winds blow soft, Windmills wake and whirl. In Holland, in Holland, Everything is cheerful Across the ...sea: White nets are beside the water Where ships sail by. The mountains begin to get blue, The Dutch girls begin to sing, The windmills begin to whirl. Then night comes The mountains turn dark gray And faint away into night. Not a bird chirps his song. All is drowsy, All is strange, With the moon and stars shining round the world: The wind stops, The windmills stop In Holland . . .
FOUNTAIN-TALK Said the fountain to its clear bed, "You might flow faster! I am sprinkling my best, every day, But ice is holding you fast.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SUN FLOWERS Sun-flowers, stop growing! If you touch the sky where those clouds are passing Like tufts of dandelion gone to seed, The sky will put you out! You know it is blue like the sea . . . Maybe it is wet, too! Your gold faces will be gone forever If you brush against that blue Ever so softly!
HOLLAND SONG For a Dutch picture When light comes creeping through the That shine with mist, When winds blow soft, Windmills wake and whirl. In Holland, in Holland, Everything is cheerful Across the ...sea: White nets are beside the water Where ships sail by. The mountains begin to get blue, The Dutch girls begin to sing, The windmills begin to whirl. Then night comes The mountains turn dark gray And faint away into night. Not a bird chirps his song. All is drowsy, All is strange, With the moon and stars shining round the world: The wind stops, The windmills stop In Holland . . .
FOUNTAIN-TALK Said the fountain to its clear bed, "You might flow faster! I am sprinkling my best, every day, But ice is holding you fast.
What to read after Poems By a Little Girl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Conkling Hilda to read onlineMoreLess
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