Rhymes From a Round Up Camp
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The swift Missouri sweeps along Its rough and rocky bed, Singing a hoarse and sullen song Above its silent dead.
Softly the old trees sigh o erhead, Woo d by the western breeze, Like love-lorn maid by Cupid led Among the birds and bees.
100 EVENING IN THE BAD LANDS IOI Dame Nature smiles with lazy mien As in the changing light She doffs her bright and lively green And takes the garb of night.
Each bird has sung his evening song, The bees have gone to sleep, And night treads silently along In sh...adows thick and deep.
A grand and peaceful star-lit night, That follows after day, And comes with soft and soothing touch, To charm our cares away.
And yet what countless sins are wrought, In one short summer night Behind the mask of darkness that Obscures the human sight, By men and women, young and old, All heedless of the fact That God is watching over all And sees each covert act.
On the Old Riverside I N camp on the banks of the upper Missouri, In the heart of the Bad Lands, the home of the deer, Where the landscape is sketched by the hand of Dame Nature, And naught but the music of Nature you hear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The swift Missouri sweeps along Its rough and rocky bed, Singing a hoarse and sullen song Above its silent dead.
Softly the old trees sigh o erhead, Woo d by the western breeze, Like love-lorn maid by Cupid led Among the birds and bees.
100 EVENING IN THE BAD LANDS IOI Dame Nature smiles with lazy mien As in the changing light She doffs her bright and lively green And takes the garb of night.
Each bird has sung his evening song, The bees have gone to sleep, And night treads silently along In sh...adows thick and deep.
A grand and peaceful star-lit night, That follows after day, And comes with soft and soothing touch, To charm our cares away.
And yet what countless sins are wrought, In one short summer night Behind the mask of darkness that Obscures the human sight, By men and women, young and old, All heedless of the fact That God is watching over all And sees each covert act.
On the Old Riverside I N camp on the banks of the upper Missouri, In the heart of the Bad Lands, the home of the deer, Where the landscape is sketched by the hand of Dame Nature, And naught but the music of Nature you hear.
What to read after Rhymes From a Round Up Camp?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wallace David Coburn to read onlineMoreLess
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