Poetry of the Pacific ; Selections And Original Poems From the Poets of the Pacific States
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Where the snow-covered mountains un- fold Their crests, like the foam on the wave, — By the rivers and streams, in their struggle for gold.
How many a form has gone down to the mold.
The mildew and blight of the grave.
One came when the summer was young.
And erected his cabin hard by; No accents of mirth ever fell from his tongue.
But o'er his lone pathway the dark shadows hung, For he knew that death's portal was nigh.
We missed him one day from the spot Where long he had labored in vain ; i82... The Miner's Lot.
With chance and misfortune he struggled and fought.
Till the life-spring was broken — so hard was lot; — He never will labor again.
* * * * * * * The Yuba flows red evermore, As if dyed with the life-blood of toil.
And the sunset so golden with beauty gilds o'er The mountain that casts its dark, shade by his door Whose spirit would break from its coil.
No woman is there with her tears.
Or hand's gentle pressure to chide The pain that leaps up through his temples, or fears That cluster around his lone heart, as appears The shadowy form by his side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Where the snow-covered mountains un- fold Their crests, like the foam on the wave, — By the rivers and streams, in their struggle for gold.
How many a form has gone down to the mold.
The mildew and blight of the grave.
One came when the summer was young.
And erected his cabin hard by; No accents of mirth ever fell from his tongue.
But o'er his lone pathway the dark shadows hung, For he knew that death's portal was nigh.
We missed him one day from the spot Where long he had labored in vain ; i82... The Miner's Lot.
With chance and misfortune he struggled and fought.
Till the life-spring was broken — so hard was lot; — He never will labor again.
* * * * * * * The Yuba flows red evermore, As if dyed with the life-blood of toil.
And the sunset so golden with beauty gilds o'er The mountain that casts its dark, shade by his door Whose spirit would break from its coil.
No woman is there with her tears.
Or hand's gentle pressure to chide The pain that leaps up through his temples, or fears That cluster around his lone heart, as appears The shadowy form by his side.
What to read after Poetry of the Pacific ; Selections And Original Poems From the Poets of the Pacific States?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by May Wentworth to read onlineMoreLess
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