Random Verse
Random Verse
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[36] A BALLAD OF THE WHEAT The sky is clear, I close my book: Come, gaze across the growing wheat. To Eastward and to Westward look, Where plains of gold and azure meet. Kiss me, Suzette, and in the kiss We learn the lore of East and West, That this is love and love is this, The world old lesson of the nest. No shadow falls on earth or sky The golden wheat stands shoulder high.
The blessed wheat! The good old sun Shall turn to copper all its gold Ere yet the web of June is spun, Before the litt...le birds are old.
And rain shall dim the placid skies [37] Where now the summer winds blow fair, So time shall touch thy lovely eyes, And dull the glory of thy hair. What care have we for bye and bye? The golden wheat stands shoulder high.
The poor and hungry shall be fed, For them the golden harvest store. Two sous shall buy a pound of bread, That famine come not to the door. And cruel winter times shall glow With garnered mirth of laughing June, When warm beneath our thatch of snow We hear once more the robin s tune.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[36] A BALLAD OF THE WHEAT The sky is clear, I close my book: Come, gaze across the growing wheat. To Eastward and to Westward look, Where plains of gold and azure meet. Kiss me, Suzette, and in the kiss We learn the lore of East and West, That this is love and love is this, The world old lesson of the nest. No shadow falls on earth or sky The golden wheat stands shoulder high.
The blessed wheat! The good old sun Shall turn to copper all its gold Ere yet the web of June is spun, Before the litt...le birds are old.
And rain shall dim the placid skies [37] Where now the summer winds blow fair, So time shall touch thy lovely eyes, And dull the glory of thy hair. What care have we for bye and bye? The golden wheat stands shoulder high.
The poor and hungry shall be fed, For them the golden harvest store. Two sous shall buy a pound of bread, That famine come not to the door. And cruel winter times shall glow With garnered mirth of laughing June, When warm beneath our thatch of snow We hear once more the robin s tune.
What to read after Random Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Herman Knickerbocker Viel to read onlineMoreLess
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