Some Spring Days in Iowa
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Surely the poet sang truly. We would not forget Lowell's challenge "Whatis so rare as a day in June, " but as we sit here on the top of alimestone cliff nearly a hundred feet above the bed of the creek, andwatch the red sun brightening the gray of the eastern sky, while therobins and the meadow larks are singing joyous matins we steep our sensesin the delicate colorings of earth and sky that signalize the awakeningof another day and the real revival of another year. April wasencouraging, but th...ere were many bare boughs and many of the last year'sleaves still clung to the oaks and made a conspicuous feature of thelandscape. The leafy month of June will show us more foliage, but it willbe of a darker and more uniform shade of green. Now, as the sun riseshigher and sends his rays through both the woodlands and the brushlandswe thrill with delight at the kaleidoscope of color. There are nowithered leaves to mar the beauty now. Seen in mass, and at a distance, the woodlands are a soft cinerous purple.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Surely the poet sang truly. We would not forget Lowell's challenge "Whatis so rare as a day in June, " but as we sit here on the top of alimestone cliff nearly a hundred feet above the bed of the creek, andwatch the red sun brightening the gray of the eastern sky, while therobins and the meadow larks are singing joyous matins we steep our sensesin the delicate colorings of earth and sky that signalize the awakeningof another day and the real revival of another year. April wasencouraging, but th...ere were many bare boughs and many of the last year'sleaves still clung to the oaks and made a conspicuous feature of thelandscape. The leafy month of June will show us more foliage, but it willbe of a darker and more uniform shade of green. Now, as the sun riseshigher and sends his rays through both the woodlands and the brushlandswe thrill with delight at the kaleidoscope of color. There are nowithered leaves to mar the beauty now. Seen in mass, and at a distance, the woodlands are a soft cinerous purple.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lazell Frederick John to read onlineMoreLess
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