Songs of a Dream
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So fair they shine Mellower than rare wine, They seem To have quaffed some celestial beam.
And should one come Sudden upon their bloom, Right here In the spear-grass glittering mere.
He would not know If topazes did grow, Or bloom From heaven o 'erflowing down did come.
SONGS OF A DREAM DAVID BARRY David Barry, how's the fishing over there on Gut Creek now? How's the trail that hugs the Swaybaek, leading up to Lookout's brow? How's the salmon flies for fishing that I hunted and you gave? Also, ...how's your sister, Dave?
David Barry, how's the hunting now for squirrels and for jacks? Have you seen a deer or any bear or mountain lion tracks ? Have you caught a chipmunk or that gray fox such a cunning knave Also, how's your sister, Dave?
David Barry, how's the swimming down at Mussel Rock where we Ducked each other just last summer in the white surf of the sea? Have you stubbed your toes there lately on the rocks beneath the wave? Also, how's your sister, Dave?
SONGS OF A DREAM REMINISCOR wondrous flower in the prime of bloom, What visions of Love's woodland thou recallst!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So fair they shine Mellower than rare wine, They seem To have quaffed some celestial beam.
And should one come Sudden upon their bloom, Right here In the spear-grass glittering mere.
He would not know If topazes did grow, Or bloom From heaven o 'erflowing down did come.
SONGS OF A DREAM DAVID BARRY David Barry, how's the fishing over there on Gut Creek now? How's the trail that hugs the Swaybaek, leading up to Lookout's brow? How's the salmon flies for fishing that I hunted and you gave? Also, ...how's your sister, Dave?
David Barry, how's the hunting now for squirrels and for jacks? Have you seen a deer or any bear or mountain lion tracks ? Have you caught a chipmunk or that gray fox such a cunning knave Also, how's your sister, Dave?
David Barry, how's the swimming down at Mussel Rock where we Ducked each other just last summer in the white surf of the sea? Have you stubbed your toes there lately on the rocks beneath the wave? Also, how's your sister, Dave?
SONGS OF A DREAM REMINISCOR wondrous flower in the prime of bloom, What visions of Love's woodland thou recallst!
What to read after Songs of a Dream?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred James Fritchey to read onlineMoreLess
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