The Dance of the Seasons
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Ah, delicate thy foot-fall be, while ever The seed grows in the corn.
The bird in the egg, the deed in the endeavor, The day in the morn.
Deep in the pool the spawning fishes play; High in the air the bees buzz out their way.
Everywhere The children of Summer come crowding in lustrous array — The myriad children of Summer, beloved of the sun; 10 the: dance of the seasons Through the long hot noons they are glad of the world they have won.
Bright and fair They throng in the meadows and shake out... the dew from their hair; They sing in the tree-tops, they dip in the slow-flowing stream; They nod from the hills, in the valleys their swift feet gleam; They kneel in the moon-light, the bright stars hear their prayer.
Everywhere The high sun blesses them, The moon confesses them.
Old Time with patient smile Harks to their hope awhile.
They are born, they awake, their arise — yea, they dance in their bloom; For their revels of love and of wonder the earth makes room.
Yea, she harketh their song for a season, she kisseth their feet; She giveth her all for their hour— be its joy complete.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ah, delicate thy foot-fall be, while ever The seed grows in the corn.
The bird in the egg, the deed in the endeavor, The day in the morn.
Deep in the pool the spawning fishes play; High in the air the bees buzz out their way.
Everywhere The children of Summer come crowding in lustrous array — The myriad children of Summer, beloved of the sun; 10 the: dance of the seasons Through the long hot noons they are glad of the world they have won.
Bright and fair They throng in the meadows and shake out... the dew from their hair; They sing in the tree-tops, they dip in the slow-flowing stream; They nod from the hills, in the valleys their swift feet gleam; They kneel in the moon-light, the bright stars hear their prayer.
Everywhere The high sun blesses them, The moon confesses them.
Old Time with patient smile Harks to their hope awhile.
They are born, they awake, their arise — yea, they dance in their bloom; For their revels of love and of wonder the earth makes room.
Yea, she harketh their song for a season, she kisseth their feet; She giveth her all for their hour— be its joy complete.
What to read after The Dance of the Seasons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harriet Monroe to read onlineMoreLess
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