Sun-Up And Other Poems
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.. It's Janie. Yesterday I took Janie out and tied my handkerchief over her face and put sand in it and threw her into the ditch down in the black water under the dock leaves. .. And when mama asked me where Janie was I said I had lost her.
: : I'm glad it is night-time so I'll be able to go to sleep and forget all about it. .. . But mama looks at my tongue and says she will give me senna tea. When you smell the tea you shut your eyes tight and pretend not to hear the soft, cool voice of ma...ma that goes over your forehead like a little wind. And then you lie in the dark and stare. .. And stare. .. Till the faces come. .. Yellow faces with leering eyes drifting in a greeny mist. .. . I wonder if Janie sees faces out there. .. Alone in the dark. .. . I wonder if she has got the handkerchief off or if the water has gone in the hole where the whistle was at the back of her head and drowned her. .. Or if the stars can see her under the dock leaves?
: : It's smoky-blue and still over the red road.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
.. It's Janie. Yesterday I took Janie out and tied my handkerchief over her face and put sand in it and threw her into the ditch down in the black water under the dock leaves. .. And when mama asked me where Janie was I said I had lost her.
: : I'm glad it is night-time so I'll be able to go to sleep and forget all about it. .. . But mama looks at my tongue and says she will give me senna tea. When you smell the tea you shut your eyes tight and pretend not to hear the soft, cool voice of ma...ma that goes over your forehead like a little wind. And then you lie in the dark and stare. .. And stare. .. Till the faces come. .. Yellow faces with leering eyes drifting in a greeny mist. .. . I wonder if Janie sees faces out there. .. Alone in the dark. .. . I wonder if she has got the handkerchief off or if the water has gone in the hole where the whistle was at the back of her head and drowned her. .. Or if the stars can see her under the dock leaves?
: : It's smoky-blue and still over the red road.
What to read after Sun-Up And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ridge Lola to read onlineMoreLess
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