Summer-Fallow
Summer-Fallow
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You sometimes think, perhaps with tears, Things change ; but here, old things remain And you, Aline, are changed with years.
And though the time has passed away When I might meet you, yet I dream Of how you must have looked that day A fair-haired girl, amid the gleam Of sweet wet fields, and drowsy hum Of school, and, hardly yet foreseen, The glimmer of a love to come And wake your womanhood, Aline !
LIVING.
worked afar and alone, in the solitude Of a waste of snow, where the gray wolf howled f...or food ; And one went out from a softly lighted hall Whose velvet carpets silenced his own foot-fall.
One toiled where the whirr and scream of the wheels o'erhead Drowned out all sense but the need of daily bread ; And one, in a quiet room, breathed in again The thousand thoughts of a thousand thinking men.
And one came forth from a black and oozing mine To look on the night, and the silent hills of pine ; While another, kneeling on altar steps, beheld The pomp of mass, as the sacred music swelled.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You sometimes think, perhaps with tears, Things change ; but here, old things remain And you, Aline, are changed with years.
And though the time has passed away When I might meet you, yet I dream Of how you must have looked that day A fair-haired girl, amid the gleam Of sweet wet fields, and drowsy hum Of school, and, hardly yet foreseen, The glimmer of a love to come And wake your womanhood, Aline !
LIVING.
worked afar and alone, in the solitude Of a waste of snow, where the gray wolf howled f...or food ; And one went out from a softly lighted hall Whose velvet carpets silenced his own foot-fall.
One toiled where the whirr and scream of the wheels o'erhead Drowned out all sense but the need of daily bread ; And one, in a quiet room, breathed in again The thousand thoughts of a thousand thinking men.
And one came forth from a black and oozing mine To look on the night, and the silent hills of pine ; While another, kneeling on altar steps, beheld The pomp of mass, as the sacred music swelled.
What to read after Summer-Fallow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Buxton Going to read onlineMoreLess
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