Poems From Yare
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" One by one the dear-prized leaves reveal their treas ure, Yielding promptly to the tiny, ready hand ; Baby's comments making all a comic pleasure. As they fall from sweetest lips in all the land.
By and by, my wee man finds a smiling picture, Where the loving hand a little longer stays, Cherished still, though wanting all its early freshness, Constant friend, in truth, of ante-nuptial days ! This, the sage remark I hear, with laughter shaken, Was my fault a want of goodness or of grace ? "Her...e's a picture of my precious mamma, taken When she had, one time, you know-# dirty face!" POEMS FROM YAEE. 67 ANDOVER BELLS.
Written for the Golden Wedding of EMERY and HANNAH (FROST) MERRILL, Andover, Maine, December n, 1884.
the years roll back with swiftness, to the clear December night Chosen by a youth and maiden for the solemn, nup tial rite, That shall link their lives together, doubling joy, dividing pain, Making earth to bud and blossom, like an Eden come again.
Though the song of bird is quiet and though hushed the singing rills, All the air is full of music and the heart with rapture thrills, Though the winter rules around them, lo !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" One by one the dear-prized leaves reveal their treas ure, Yielding promptly to the tiny, ready hand ; Baby's comments making all a comic pleasure. As they fall from sweetest lips in all the land.
By and by, my wee man finds a smiling picture, Where the loving hand a little longer stays, Cherished still, though wanting all its early freshness, Constant friend, in truth, of ante-nuptial days ! This, the sage remark I hear, with laughter shaken, Was my fault a want of goodness or of grace ? "Her...e's a picture of my precious mamma, taken When she had, one time, you know-# dirty face!" POEMS FROM YAEE. 67 ANDOVER BELLS.
Written for the Golden Wedding of EMERY and HANNAH (FROST) MERRILL, Andover, Maine, December n, 1884.
the years roll back with swiftness, to the clear December night Chosen by a youth and maiden for the solemn, nup tial rite, That shall link their lives together, doubling joy, dividing pain, Making earth to bud and blossom, like an Eden come again.
Though the song of bird is quiet and though hushed the singing rills, All the air is full of music and the heart with rapture thrills, Though the winter rules around them, lo !
What to read after Poems From Yare?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Augusta Cordelia Davis to read onlineMoreLess
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