Some Broken Twigs
Some Broken Twigs
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THE FLEET (1945) A long line of ships, War-scarred in glory smothered On navy's glad day.
SPRING IS BUDDING Why is the sun ashining And all the faces glad? Why are the buds abursting And not, a thing is sad? I hear the sparrow twittering Her sweet old melody. Darling the spring is budding In all her ecstasy. Spring and the sun are smiling To bring the leaves and cress. Love in the heart is waking To give us happiness. I hear the lark awarbling Her sweet old melody. And too my heart is singing I...n happy ecstasy.
BEAUTIFUL ROSE Beautiful rose Your crimson velvet tells me The loveliest message.
SUN ON THE RIVER O river, flowing on, In flashing sunlight roll, And join the ocean lawn Up to the island shoal.
O great and mighty stream, With flaming breast and bow, Your ferries glide and gleam Through sparkling glare and glow.
O sun, on rolling wave Shine far out to the sea, And rounded billows pave, Like quickened silver flee.
O sheets of dazzling light, Move on close to the edge, Where ships are anchored right, And gold flames on the ledge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE FLEET (1945) A long line of ships, War-scarred in glory smothered On navy's glad day.
SPRING IS BUDDING Why is the sun ashining And all the faces glad? Why are the buds abursting And not, a thing is sad? I hear the sparrow twittering Her sweet old melody. Darling the spring is budding In all her ecstasy. Spring and the sun are smiling To bring the leaves and cress. Love in the heart is waking To give us happiness. I hear the lark awarbling Her sweet old melody. And too my heart is singing I...n happy ecstasy.
BEAUTIFUL ROSE Beautiful rose Your crimson velvet tells me The loveliest message.
SUN ON THE RIVER O river, flowing on, In flashing sunlight roll, And join the ocean lawn Up to the island shoal.
O great and mighty stream, With flaming breast and bow, Your ferries glide and gleam Through sparkling glare and glow.
O sun, on rolling wave Shine far out to the sea, And rounded billows pave, Like quickened silver flee.
O sheets of dazzling light, Move on close to the edge, Where ships are anchored right, And gold flames on the ledge.
What to read after Some Broken Twigs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beede Clara M. to read onlineMoreLess
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