The Earlier Poems of Anna M. Morrison
The Earlier Poems of Anna M. Morrison
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And she — what maid of olden time, Extolled in song or praised in rhyme, Compares with her, whose form and face Are perfect in their winsome grace?
They rode through the waning Summer's hours, Where the sunlight sifted in golden showers Through the woodland aisles in a solemn hush.
Through the firs and pine and hazel brush, And down by the lessening river's brim Where the sedge, with fingers long and slim, Reached to the waters, clear and cool, And dabbled in each shadowy pool.
Across their pat...h the startled deer Bounded away with a sudden fear; The grouse, from the shade of the deepest wood.
Drummed and called to their mottled brood.
Again and again was softly heard The tender fretting of some bird That o'er her nest, in a shy alarm.
Hovered, to keep her young from harm ; The twittering quail to cover sped.
The silent rabbit as quickly fled.
They rode away through the pathways dim To the redwood forest's farthest rim.
POEMS OF ANNA MORRISON REED. 15 While the sun sank down in the Golden West And rested awhile on the ocean's breast, I nto the forest, darkly dim — I dreamed of them — she dreamed of him — And he — not on the tented field, Where there's on'y a life to take or yield — Will this knight of mine his battle wage ; But amidst the strife of this wondVous age.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And she — what maid of olden time, Extolled in song or praised in rhyme, Compares with her, whose form and face Are perfect in their winsome grace?
They rode through the waning Summer's hours, Where the sunlight sifted in golden showers Through the woodland aisles in a solemn hush.
Through the firs and pine and hazel brush, And down by the lessening river's brim Where the sedge, with fingers long and slim, Reached to the waters, clear and cool, And dabbled in each shadowy pool.
Across their pat...h the startled deer Bounded away with a sudden fear; The grouse, from the shade of the deepest wood.
Drummed and called to their mottled brood.
Again and again was softly heard The tender fretting of some bird That o'er her nest, in a shy alarm.
Hovered, to keep her young from harm ; The twittering quail to cover sped.
The silent rabbit as quickly fled.
They rode away through the pathways dim To the redwood forest's farthest rim.
POEMS OF ANNA MORRISON REED. 15 While the sun sank down in the Golden West And rested awhile on the ocean's breast, I nto the forest, darkly dim — I dreamed of them — she dreamed of him — And he — not on the tented field, Where there's on'y a life to take or yield — Will this knight of mine his battle wage ; But amidst the strife of this wondVous age.
What to read after The Earlier Poems of Anna M. Morrison?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anna M Morrison Reed to read onlineMoreLess
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