Reaping, And Other Poems
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England, I would like to claim thee, As my own, my native earth — The land that holds ancestors.' graves.
And gave to them their birth.
Scotland, I would like to claim thee.
As my own, my native earth, Thou also holds ancestors' graves.
Thou too did see their birth.
Though many friends so good and true, From both those lands I see; Though relatives of noble birth, Still dwelling there may be.
The only light my eyes recall — The only land I know, Is good and brave America, And may it long be so....
The Scot may wave his heather, And England sing her praise.
But I'm content, America, Shall see me end my days — And as the dust of parents, dear, Must molder in her soil, I am content to linger here, Till ends all earthlv toil.
LIFE IS REAL 15 LIFE IS REAL.
The letters you write are consoling, my dear, And the words that you whisper, replete, But in life so realistic we really need more Than vapor, and atmosphere sweet.
Advice you oft give from a bountiful store, To the sad, and dejected, it speeds — But to help us along in this world of toil, We really need tangible deeds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
England, I would like to claim thee, As my own, my native earth — The land that holds ancestors.' graves.
And gave to them their birth.
Scotland, I would like to claim thee.
As my own, my native earth, Thou also holds ancestors' graves.
Thou too did see their birth.
Though many friends so good and true, From both those lands I see; Though relatives of noble birth, Still dwelling there may be.
The only light my eyes recall — The only land I know, Is good and brave America, And may it long be so....
The Scot may wave his heather, And England sing her praise.
But I'm content, America, Shall see me end my days — And as the dust of parents, dear, Must molder in her soil, I am content to linger here, Till ends all earthlv toil.
LIFE IS REAL 15 LIFE IS REAL.
The letters you write are consoling, my dear, And the words that you whisper, replete, But in life so realistic we really need more Than vapor, and atmosphere sweet.
Advice you oft give from a bountiful store, To the sad, and dejected, it speeds — But to help us along in this world of toil, We really need tangible deeds.
What to read after Reaping, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Taylor, Mary L. Peare to read onlineMoreLess
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