Poems for Little Ones
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He dropped the very bough that hung A curtain o'er the nest. The sun burnt through the clouds, and flung His fire the helpless brood among, Till they were sore oppressed.
Their tender mother then was seen To stand on weary feet, Where now they missed the leafy green, With one wing raised her babes to screen From sultry noontide heat.
And, patient there, she day by day, Upon her nest's round edge, Stood up to keep the sun away, While, shaded thus, her nestlings lay Till time their forms could fl...edge.
POEMS FOR CHILDREN. 103 Then, when the master of the tree Beheld what love and care Within a mother bird could be, He wished in vain that he could see The bough still living there.
Thus, thoughtless we may often pain Or grieve a feeling heart, Wherein the anguish must remain, While we may wish, but wish in vain, To lay or lull the smart.
A good destroyed J s a fearful thing, And so 's a good undone ! We, serving self, on self may bring A heavier ill - - a keener sting Than what we sought to shun.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He dropped the very bough that hung A curtain o'er the nest. The sun burnt through the clouds, and flung His fire the helpless brood among, Till they were sore oppressed.
Their tender mother then was seen To stand on weary feet, Where now they missed the leafy green, With one wing raised her babes to screen From sultry noontide heat.
And, patient there, she day by day, Upon her nest's round edge, Stood up to keep the sun away, While, shaded thus, her nestlings lay Till time their forms could fl...edge.
POEMS FOR CHILDREN. 103 Then, when the master of the tree Beheld what love and care Within a mother bird could be, He wished in vain that he could see The bough still living there.
Thus, thoughtless we may often pain Or grieve a feeling heart, Wherein the anguish must remain, While we may wish, but wish in vain, To lay or lull the smart.
A good destroyed J s a fearful thing, And so 's a good undone ! We, serving self, on self may bring A heavier ill - - a keener sting Than what we sought to shun.
What to read after Poems for Little Ones?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gould Hannah Flagg to read onlineMoreLess
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