Selections From the Poems of Timothy Otis Paine
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SPRING is a lisper ; Comes in a whisper. Spring is a tumming, Tapping and thrumming. Coming a little, Moiety, a tittle ; For the December Is but an ember.
35 WINTER CHICKADEES.
Now the winter chickadee Flutters in the appletree, On the bole and on the bough, On the frosty foggage now, While the sun is held with ease Right between two sinewy trees.
Now he singeth " chickadee ; " " Phebe, " now, and plaintively ; Now another sweeter lay Few would think his song or say : Song or say of nesting tim...e When sweet love is in her prime.
BREAKING UP OF WINTER.
LITTLE squirrel, spring is hatching ; Love and happiness are catching. Now the river-ice is broken ; The Ticonic Falls have spoken ; Segur and the Clover woken. Fort Hill now is showing patches Large enough for partridge scratches. Ducks are in the breathing places Where the fishes sun their faces. Peetweets soon will be repeating All their rapid, high peetweeting ; River-bank to bank o erflitting, On the river-boulders sitting, Teetering up and down and quitting.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SPRING is a lisper ; Comes in a whisper. Spring is a tumming, Tapping and thrumming. Coming a little, Moiety, a tittle ; For the December Is but an ember.
35 WINTER CHICKADEES.
Now the winter chickadee Flutters in the appletree, On the bole and on the bough, On the frosty foggage now, While the sun is held with ease Right between two sinewy trees.
Now he singeth " chickadee ; " " Phebe, " now, and plaintively ; Now another sweeter lay Few would think his song or say : Song or say of nesting tim...e When sweet love is in her prime.
BREAKING UP OF WINTER.
LITTLE squirrel, spring is hatching ; Love and happiness are catching. Now the river-ice is broken ; The Ticonic Falls have spoken ; Segur and the Clover woken. Fort Hill now is showing patches Large enough for partridge scratches. Ducks are in the breathing places Where the fishes sun their faces. Peetweets soon will be repeating All their rapid, high peetweeting ; River-bank to bank o erflitting, On the river-boulders sitting, Teetering up and down and quitting.
What to read after Selections From the Poems of Timothy Otis Paine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Timothy Otis Paine to read onlineMoreLess
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