Rough Notes in Rhyme
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Unlike the brutes who planned his death, He never used his given breath To tell false tales, and mock the Giver With deeds that bring disgrace forever.
Duplicity was not his trade, No subtle cunning part he played ; Beside his grave, where heath moss grows, 'We'll plant a blooming single rose.
THE CHILD'S PRAYER.
" Now I lay me down to sleep " Upon this bed, a treasure heap, My mother's hands with love hath made, And in its folds her child is laid.
11 " I pray the Lord my soul to keep " In watc...hful kindness while I sleep ; And guide me ever in the right, O O ' By brightest day, or darkest night.
" And if I die before I wake " My spirit shall this form forsake, And sail the stormy river o'er, To wait my mother on the shore.
" I pray the Lord my soul to take, " And keep it for that mother's sake, That when her task on earth is done, May find her loved her missing one.
THE TRAMP.
" Pity the sorrows of the poor old tramp, " For the north wind comes with cutting breath, Oh pitiless North !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Unlike the brutes who planned his death, He never used his given breath To tell false tales, and mock the Giver With deeds that bring disgrace forever.
Duplicity was not his trade, No subtle cunning part he played ; Beside his grave, where heath moss grows, 'We'll plant a blooming single rose.
THE CHILD'S PRAYER.
" Now I lay me down to sleep " Upon this bed, a treasure heap, My mother's hands with love hath made, And in its folds her child is laid.
11 " I pray the Lord my soul to keep " In watc...hful kindness while I sleep ; And guide me ever in the right, O O ' By brightest day, or darkest night.
" And if I die before I wake " My spirit shall this form forsake, And sail the stormy river o'er, To wait my mother on the shore.
" I pray the Lord my soul to take, " And keep it for that mother's sake, That when her task on earth is done, May find her loved her missing one.
THE TRAMP.
" Pity the sorrows of the poor old tramp, " For the north wind comes with cutting breath, Oh pitiless North !
What to read after Rough Notes in Rhyme?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Whitman Chase to read onlineMoreLess
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