Roadside Flowers a book of Verse
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What dreadful scene, remembered still, That once your branches saw?
In words poetic faith receives This legend answers me Suiting the dream that Fancy weaves Around thy ever restless leaves, Mysterious aspen-tree!
The wayworn Three, who " rose by night, " And o er the desert s sand, By angels guarded, took their flight, Through torrid day and sultry night, To Egypt s safer land, Aneared at last their blest retreat, And at its entrance fair A grove they saw, a shelter sweet For drooping forms an...d weary feet, Serenely waving there.
T was formed of every tree that grows Within the forest bower, Aye, every leafy branch that throws Cool shadow when the sunlight glows With Summer s fervid power.
33 Legend of As nearer came the wearied Three, the Aspen.
In homage bowed each graceful tree, For Nature s guiltless eyes could see And know its hidden God.
Ah! sooth, it was a picture rare For artist s reverent hand, The Mother-Maid, the Infant fair, Their guardian, with his silvered hair, And that bent forest band.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What dreadful scene, remembered still, That once your branches saw?
In words poetic faith receives This legend answers me Suiting the dream that Fancy weaves Around thy ever restless leaves, Mysterious aspen-tree!
The wayworn Three, who " rose by night, " And o er the desert s sand, By angels guarded, took their flight, Through torrid day and sultry night, To Egypt s safer land, Aneared at last their blest retreat, And at its entrance fair A grove they saw, a shelter sweet For drooping forms an...d weary feet, Serenely waving there.
T was formed of every tree that grows Within the forest bower, Aye, every leafy branch that throws Cool shadow when the sunlight glows With Summer s fervid power.
33 Legend of As nearer came the wearied Three, the Aspen.
In homage bowed each graceful tree, For Nature s guiltless eyes could see And know its hidden God.
Ah! sooth, it was a picture rare For artist s reverent hand, The Mother-Maid, the Infant fair, Their guardian, with his silvered hair, And that bent forest band.
What to read after Roadside Flowers a book of Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harriet M Skidmore to read onlineMoreLess
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