Sunflowers a book of Kansas Poems
Sunflowers a book of Kansas Poems
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Of the boys that whipped the prairie in the days of "little eating, " When the rabbit was our savior and we cooked with "prairie coal, " Not a one is left to cheer me as the evil days come near me, And the flag of my surrender hangs half- masted at the pole.
123 O er yon hilltop is the village one time filled with Yankee fellows, Where we used to loaf in summer when the corn was in the ear; There the strangers now are thronging and my heart is crushed with longing, As I wander through the villa...ge and no native accents hear.
I have kept the vow I promised; I m the last to leave my birthright; I m the last whose tongue knows English, and my eyes are wet with tears; For last week old Bill Deventer took the train from Richland Center, And the last link broke that bound me to those early Kansas years.
I had hoped my children s children here would till these fertile acres, Tend the cattle on the hillsides and the clover in the dales; And we ve all reared boys a-plenty, but when they reached one and twenty, City-ward they went a-flying down yon reach of shining rails.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of the boys that whipped the prairie in the days of "little eating, " When the rabbit was our savior and we cooked with "prairie coal, " Not a one is left to cheer me as the evil days come near me, And the flag of my surrender hangs half- masted at the pole.
123 O er yon hilltop is the village one time filled with Yankee fellows, Where we used to loaf in summer when the corn was in the ear; There the strangers now are thronging and my heart is crushed with longing, As I wander through the villa...ge and no native accents hear.
I have kept the vow I promised; I m the last to leave my birthright; I m the last whose tongue knows English, and my eyes are wet with tears; For last week old Bill Deventer took the train from Richland Center, And the last link broke that bound me to those early Kansas years.
I had hoped my children s children here would till these fertile acres, Tend the cattle on the hillsides and the clover in the dales; And we ve all reared boys a-plenty, but when they reached one and twenty, City-ward they went a-flying down yon reach of shining rails.
What to read after Sunflowers a book of Kansas Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Willard Austin Wattles to read onlineMoreLess
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