Sonnets 1913 1916
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S. Skirmisher.
Burlingame Advance.
A Tribute To thee oh poppy homage do I bring, And to the poet who first gave her voice To all thy beauties: who made to rejoice The hearts of mortals at a fragile thing A golden poppy in the emerald spring. It is beyond my skill, and e en my choice To raise in rivalry my puerile voice In praise of California s flower king, And of its painter. Yet I must, express, For thee, fair poppy, a great tenderness. Over the fields thy radiance rims the view Painting the ...hills in patterns ever new.
The essence of the spring is thine in truth, Gold poppy, token of eternal youth. (To Miss Ina Coolbrith. ) May, 1915. Courtesy Burlingame Advance.
July Fourth, 1915 A nation s birthday! The long years have passed Since freemen won from soverign their release And built a union that can never cease, Where concord, living, learning, have at last No more by warring dynasties harrassed, Grown to be free from royalty s caprice, And our broad land stands foremost now in peace, While far-off nations, starving, have amassed Huge armies meant to rend the world apart, And stain the world with blood from freedom s heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
S. Skirmisher.
Burlingame Advance.
A Tribute To thee oh poppy homage do I bring, And to the poet who first gave her voice To all thy beauties: who made to rejoice The hearts of mortals at a fragile thing A golden poppy in the emerald spring. It is beyond my skill, and e en my choice To raise in rivalry my puerile voice In praise of California s flower king, And of its painter. Yet I must, express, For thee, fair poppy, a great tenderness. Over the fields thy radiance rims the view Painting the ...hills in patterns ever new.
The essence of the spring is thine in truth, Gold poppy, token of eternal youth. (To Miss Ina Coolbrith. ) May, 1915. Courtesy Burlingame Advance.
July Fourth, 1915 A nation s birthday! The long years have passed Since freemen won from soverign their release And built a union that can never cease, Where concord, living, learning, have at last No more by warring dynasties harrassed, Grown to be free from royalty s caprice, And our broad land stands foremost now in peace, While far-off nations, starving, have amassed Huge armies meant to rend the world apart, And stain the world with blood from freedom s heart.
What to read after Sonnets 1913 1916?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wheaton Hale Brewer to read onlineMoreLess
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