Scenes of My Childhood
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Gray old trunks and gnarled old branches, Veterans of the stormy years, Tried by winter s avalanches, Scarred by Jove s electric spears ; Rent and gaping ranks remind of Comrades fallen by the way ; Still the Springtime bugle wind of Muster finds them in array.
When the leaf-buds bursting, send a Tremor forth upon the breeze, Covering with a verdant splendor All the low old apple-trees, How the heart with gladness thrilling, Welcomes them to life once more ; How the birds come back a-trilling H...ome, from some far foreign shore.
Bluebirds in their hollows nesting, Red-breast robins all the day Singing, chirping, scolding, jesting, Noisy as the tufted jay. Showers of blossoms softly sifting Fleck the close-cropped turf below, Snow of June, its pink-tinged drifting Stolen from late sunset s glow.
Here when summer days were mellow Branches curved with goodly prize, Russet, red, and green, and yellow, Fairer than met Eden s eyes ; Astrakhan and Summer Sweeting, Red and gold, the sweet and sour, Fragrant-scented, toothsome eating, Brightened many a childhood hour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gray old trunks and gnarled old branches, Veterans of the stormy years, Tried by winter s avalanches, Scarred by Jove s electric spears ; Rent and gaping ranks remind of Comrades fallen by the way ; Still the Springtime bugle wind of Muster finds them in array.
When the leaf-buds bursting, send a Tremor forth upon the breeze, Covering with a verdant splendor All the low old apple-trees, How the heart with gladness thrilling, Welcomes them to life once more ; How the birds come back a-trilling H...ome, from some far foreign shore.
Bluebirds in their hollows nesting, Red-breast robins all the day Singing, chirping, scolding, jesting, Noisy as the tufted jay. Showers of blossoms softly sifting Fleck the close-cropped turf below, Snow of June, its pink-tinged drifting Stolen from late sunset s glow.
Here when summer days were mellow Branches curved with goodly prize, Russet, red, and green, and yellow, Fairer than met Eden s eyes ; Astrakhan and Summer Sweeting, Red and gold, the sweet and sour, Fragrant-scented, toothsome eating, Brightened many a childhood hour.
What to read after Scenes of My Childhood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Elmer Jenney to read onlineMoreLess
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