The Cobbler in Willow Street And Other Poems
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. ; For rain is like a woof of gems, Is like a fringe of melting pearls Hung from the sky s gray hems.
The soft rain falteringly sighs Benevolence upon the roofs That point up to my window square A score of cruel proofs . . .
The town has been so sharp with sun For weeks I have not dared look out And learn too certainly how things Grow obdurate in drought.
But now a wind leans from a cloud And blows pearl-aprons on the pane To cloak realities and roofs . . . Oh Blessedness of rain! [71] THE DRE...AM PEDDLER THERE is a peddler on our hill Who offers ware stores never will . . .
And though ours is a busy town Its people find the time to frown . . .
Past days, this peddler dreamed and sang, But we rushed by where store-bells rang, And only children stared and stopped, Or folk who stooped for things they dropped . . .
He sang a splendid Summer out, But since the Autumn stands about As still as trees that line the street Where birds have followed Summer heat.
For no one buys a blessed thing; The stuff he sells is tarnishing Much as the grass that disappears Under his feet as Winter nears.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. ; For rain is like a woof of gems, Is like a fringe of melting pearls Hung from the sky s gray hems.
The soft rain falteringly sighs Benevolence upon the roofs That point up to my window square A score of cruel proofs . . .
The town has been so sharp with sun For weeks I have not dared look out And learn too certainly how things Grow obdurate in drought.
But now a wind leans from a cloud And blows pearl-aprons on the pane To cloak realities and roofs . . . Oh Blessedness of rain! [71] THE DRE...AM PEDDLER THERE is a peddler on our hill Who offers ware stores never will . . .
And though ours is a busy town Its people find the time to frown . . .
Past days, this peddler dreamed and sang, But we rushed by where store-bells rang, And only children stared and stopped, Or folk who stooped for things they dropped . . .
He sang a splendid Summer out, But since the Autumn stands about As still as trees that line the street Where birds have followed Summer heat.
For no one buys a blessed thing; The stuff he sells is tarnishing Much as the grass that disappears Under his feet as Winter nears.
What to read after The Cobbler in Willow Street And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Oneil to read onlineMoreLess
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