Poems for Children
Poems for Children
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93 But his humbler, single brethren, in the garden, every one, With shining disks and golden rays stayed gazing at the sun.
IN THE BLACK FOREST.
Up through the great Black Forest, So wild and wonderful.
We climbed in the autumn afternoon 'Mid the shadows deep and cool.
We climbed to the Grand Duke's castle That stood on the airy height; Above the leagues of pine-trees dark It shone in the yellow light.
We saw how the peasant women Were toiling along the way, In open spaces here and there, That ...steeped in the sunshine lay.
They gathered the autumn harvest — All toil-worn and weather-browned ; They gathered the roots they had planted in spring, And piled them up on the ground.
We heard the laughter of children, And merrily down the road 94 ^^ THE BLACK FOREST, Ran little Max with a rattling cart, Heaped up with a heavy load.
Upon orange carrots, and beets so red, And turnips smooth and white.
With leaves of green all packed between, Sat the little Rosel bright.
Around the edge of her wee white cap The wind blew out her curls — A sweeter face I have never seen Than this happy little girl's.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
93 But his humbler, single brethren, in the garden, every one, With shining disks and golden rays stayed gazing at the sun.
IN THE BLACK FOREST.
Up through the great Black Forest, So wild and wonderful.
We climbed in the autumn afternoon 'Mid the shadows deep and cool.
We climbed to the Grand Duke's castle That stood on the airy height; Above the leagues of pine-trees dark It shone in the yellow light.
We saw how the peasant women Were toiling along the way, In open spaces here and there, That ...steeped in the sunshine lay.
They gathered the autumn harvest — All toil-worn and weather-browned ; They gathered the roots they had planted in spring, And piled them up on the ground.
We heard the laughter of children, And merrily down the road 94 ^^ THE BLACK FOREST, Ran little Max with a rattling cart, Heaped up with a heavy load.
Upon orange carrots, and beets so red, And turnips smooth and white.
With leaves of green all packed between, Sat the little Rosel bright.
Around the edge of her wee white cap The wind blew out her curls — A sweeter face I have never seen Than this happy little girl's.
What to read after Poems for Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Celia Thaxter to read onlineMoreLess
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