Rimes to Be Read
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And then, despite what the maid could do, The baby took a contrary notion, And instead of patting a cake or two, It joined the dog in a wild commotion.
And it puzzles me as it puzzled Gog, But you — well you can explain it, maybe — Oh, why did the young man kick the dog?
And why did the maiden spank the baby?
52 STORIETTES.
THE WORLD A-WHEEL.
I DREAMED this globe of sea and land * Became enameled steel ; The poles developed pedals, and The world was now a-wheel So, taking one of heaven's stars ...From out the scarf of night, A Saturn or perhaps a Mars, I made a lantern-light.
But how to meet another need It puzzled me to tell, Until I thought 'twas true indeed That Venus was a belle.
I mounted on my wheel and sped For many years' ellipses And finished several laps ahead Of twenty-one eclipses.
Then up the sky I pumped at day Behind the sun-god's track, Till coasting down the westward way I left him at my back.
55 So feeling somewhat parched and dry At close of such a day, I took the Dipper from on high And drank the Milky Way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And then, despite what the maid could do, The baby took a contrary notion, And instead of patting a cake or two, It joined the dog in a wild commotion.
And it puzzles me as it puzzled Gog, But you — well you can explain it, maybe — Oh, why did the young man kick the dog?
And why did the maiden spank the baby?
52 STORIETTES.
THE WORLD A-WHEEL.
I DREAMED this globe of sea and land * Became enameled steel ; The poles developed pedals, and The world was now a-wheel So, taking one of heaven's stars ...From out the scarf of night, A Saturn or perhaps a Mars, I made a lantern-light.
But how to meet another need It puzzled me to tell, Until I thought 'twas true indeed That Venus was a belle.
I mounted on my wheel and sped For many years' ellipses And finished several laps ahead Of twenty-one eclipses.
Then up the sky I pumped at day Behind the sun-god's track, Till coasting down the westward way I left him at my back.
55 So feeling somewhat parched and dry At close of such a day, I took the Dipper from on high And drank the Milky Way.
What to read after Rimes to Be Read?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edmund Vance Cooke to read onlineMoreLess
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