Songs of the Skokie, And Other Verse
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Are gathered in a delicate display.
Yet through my dream there creeps with cruel malice A sorry thought of you and all your men — I wonder if it rained in France today!
Rain 105 III All the day long the gaunt grey rain has dripped Monotonous, one long disturbing note Upon the roof, and on my heart it smote Like spattering lead on flesh some wound had stripped Of all protection. With my thoughts tight-gripped, As drowning sailors frantic clutch a boat.
So I in memories perilously afloat Have rea...ched and clung, by stinging torment whipped.
For oh, last night I dreamt of some far place Where with a throng I waited till you came.
You looked at me with unremembering face, You had forgotten, did not speak my name.
And now, awake, I still can feel the pain, — And all these long, long hours, the rain, — the rain.
OVERSEAS FIVE SONNETS OVERSEAS FIVE SONNETS Throughout my garden sound the happy cries Of mother birds encouraging their young.
In nearby woods a questing dog gives tongue Half-heartedly, the while his quarry flies Out from the thicket to the free-winged skies, While on the breeze's odorous breath outflung The purple pennons of the phlox are hung To lure the golden-pinioned butterflies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Are gathered in a delicate display.
Yet through my dream there creeps with cruel malice A sorry thought of you and all your men — I wonder if it rained in France today!
Rain 105 III All the day long the gaunt grey rain has dripped Monotonous, one long disturbing note Upon the roof, and on my heart it smote Like spattering lead on flesh some wound had stripped Of all protection. With my thoughts tight-gripped, As drowning sailors frantic clutch a boat.
So I in memories perilously afloat Have rea...ched and clung, by stinging torment whipped.
For oh, last night I dreamt of some far place Where with a throng I waited till you came.
You looked at me with unremembering face, You had forgotten, did not speak my name.
And now, awake, I still can feel the pain, — And all these long, long hours, the rain, — the rain.
OVERSEAS FIVE SONNETS OVERSEAS FIVE SONNETS Throughout my garden sound the happy cries Of mother birds encouraging their young.
In nearby woods a questing dog gives tongue Half-heartedly, the while his quarry flies Out from the thicket to the free-winged skies, While on the breeze's odorous breath outflung The purple pennons of the phlox are hung To lure the golden-pinioned butterflies.
What to read after Songs of the Skokie, And Other Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Spicer, Anne Higginson, 1871-1935 to read onlineMoreLess
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