The Blind Man's Thoughts : Poems
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15 And here another trouble 'rose, The snow was drifting on our nose !
And looking up, there at our backs, The snow was blowing through the cracks.
But nature had her vested rights, And first of all was sleep o' nights ; Soon we were wrapt in sweet repose, While snow was sifting on our nose.
But time will always bring relief To every sorrow and its grief; And we stepped out on life's highway, And here we are again to-day.
This scene is all from memory's shelf; Quite well I know it all myself; '...Tis all from thought and from the mind, For, gentle reader, I am blind.
And now, my early home, adieu !
I ne'er again the scene shall view ; I'm falt'ring down the hill of time, In hopes to find a better clime.
"Then let me not stand and shiver.
By the cold and chilly river ; Let the boatman from that shore.
Come soon and row me safely o'er." 16 THE BLIND MAN'S THOUGHTS.
Reminiscences of School Life, The country school is dear to me, In darkness I can see it now ; 'Twas there I learned my A B C, Before I learned to milk the cow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
15 And here another trouble 'rose, The snow was drifting on our nose !
And looking up, there at our backs, The snow was blowing through the cracks.
But nature had her vested rights, And first of all was sleep o' nights ; Soon we were wrapt in sweet repose, While snow was sifting on our nose.
But time will always bring relief To every sorrow and its grief; And we stepped out on life's highway, And here we are again to-day.
This scene is all from memory's shelf; Quite well I know it all myself; '...Tis all from thought and from the mind, For, gentle reader, I am blind.
And now, my early home, adieu !
I ne'er again the scene shall view ; I'm falt'ring down the hill of time, In hopes to find a better clime.
"Then let me not stand and shiver.
By the cold and chilly river ; Let the boatman from that shore.
Come soon and row me safely o'er." 16 THE BLIND MAN'S THOUGHTS.
Reminiscences of School Life, The country school is dear to me, In darkness I can see it now ; 'Twas there I learned my A B C, Before I learned to milk the cow.
What to read after The Blind Man's Thoughts : Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A Amory Carter to read onlineMoreLess
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