Rural And Other Poems
Rural And Other Poems
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Enter with cheerfulness his clay-built cot, And there is welcomed by the prattling throng; The lively nut-brown group cling fondly round, Eager to pour to his delighted ear, The little exploits of the day revolved.
The infant on the cradle-bed awakes, — Aroused from slumber by the well-known voice ; In rapture it puts forth its puny arms, Declaring sweetly its pure sense of joy, By the soft pat upon the sun-burnt cheek ; His cares are thus most happily beguiled, And outward storms are totally f...orgotten: All is amusement, whilst the wife prepares The frugal, yet most cleanly, cheerful meal.
O moderation ! where thou bear'st the rule, Health, heaven's best gift, oft proves the sweet result; And cheerfulness, content, and peace, with all Their kindred train, may crown thy votaries blessed.
Hark ! how the jarring elements contend ! The thunder loud with its electric shock, Shakes the foundation of the edifice Which hath for ages stood the siege of time. How awful ! — yet how grand, — the solemn sound !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Enter with cheerfulness his clay-built cot, And there is welcomed by the prattling throng; The lively nut-brown group cling fondly round, Eager to pour to his delighted ear, The little exploits of the day revolved.
The infant on the cradle-bed awakes, — Aroused from slumber by the well-known voice ; In rapture it puts forth its puny arms, Declaring sweetly its pure sense of joy, By the soft pat upon the sun-burnt cheek ; His cares are thus most happily beguiled, And outward storms are totally f...orgotten: All is amusement, whilst the wife prepares The frugal, yet most cleanly, cheerful meal.
O moderation ! where thou bear'st the rule, Health, heaven's best gift, oft proves the sweet result; And cheerfulness, content, and peace, with all Their kindred train, may crown thy votaries blessed.
Hark ! how the jarring elements contend ! The thunder loud with its electric shock, Shakes the foundation of the edifice Which hath for ages stood the siege of time. How awful ! — yet how grand, — the solemn sound !
What to read after Rural And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Bigley Chadwick to read onlineMoreLess
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