Poems of Alvin Curtis Shaw
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A gentle word, a friendly hand, Is always sure to win; It is just one touch of nature That makes the whole world kin.
MAXIMS They may not be the best of earth Who are so well descended, Though they may come of gentle birth The glory may have ended.
A gentleman may be a lord, More oft a plowman of the sod, Or halls of learning may adorn A gentleman may pack a hod.
Old beacon lights long may they burn Old books will stand the test; Old recollections will return, Old friends are far the best THE I...DEAL HOME There's a cozy little cottage In a quiet shady spot, Nestling down among the roses And the sweet for-get-me-not.
Always when the day is over, When I know that I am free, Someone's in that little cottage Just awaiting there for me.
Someone's eyes are growing brighter, Someone's standing at the gate; Someone's heart is getting lighter, Someone knows I'm never late.
122 THE IDEAL HOME Someone's always there to welcome, Someone's happy as can be; Someone's arme are thrown around me Someone's talking tenderly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A gentle word, a friendly hand, Is always sure to win; It is just one touch of nature That makes the whole world kin.
MAXIMS They may not be the best of earth Who are so well descended, Though they may come of gentle birth The glory may have ended.
A gentleman may be a lord, More oft a plowman of the sod, Or halls of learning may adorn A gentleman may pack a hod.
Old beacon lights long may they burn Old books will stand the test; Old recollections will return, Old friends are far the best THE I...DEAL HOME There's a cozy little cottage In a quiet shady spot, Nestling down among the roses And the sweet for-get-me-not.
Always when the day is over, When I know that I am free, Someone's in that little cottage Just awaiting there for me.
Someone's eyes are growing brighter, Someone's standing at the gate; Someone's heart is getting lighter, Someone knows I'm never late.
122 THE IDEAL HOME Someone's always there to welcome, Someone's happy as can be; Someone's arme are thrown around me Someone's talking tenderly.
What to read after Poems of Alvin Curtis Shaw?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alvin Curtis Shaw to read onlineMoreLess
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