The Earth Cry And Other Poems
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Enter in, while Time endures, Merry joys of earth, Heart and house and home are yours, Yours are roof and hearth. Greet me, pledge me cup to lip In your old-time fellowship.
EXORCISM I am free who once was slave, Pray ye, friends, carouse That this creature of the grave Is forbid my house.
Laughter, lift your lips to me Kiss me, blue-eyed Comedy!
THE ASPEN TREE "THE little aspen tree stands high * Upon the hill that guards the lane; Her leaves are green as emeralds, Her prattle is like dancing ...rain. She gossips to the wind, the sky, And we are comrades, she and I.
I climb the hill at evenfall ; She stands so high she may look down And whisper me if you have turned The winding highway from the town, And in the wind s arm bend to see And murmur that you haste to me; And with her hundred voices tell Each step you take to reach my side, And laugh in merry mockery, Pretend to scold and weep and chide, And stand a moment mute in grief, Then laugh with every rustling leaf.
And when at last you take my hands And call my name, in mimicry She chatters it a dozen times ; And then in gay and elfish glee Attunes .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Enter in, while Time endures, Merry joys of earth, Heart and house and home are yours, Yours are roof and hearth. Greet me, pledge me cup to lip In your old-time fellowship.
EXORCISM I am free who once was slave, Pray ye, friends, carouse That this creature of the grave Is forbid my house.
Laughter, lift your lips to me Kiss me, blue-eyed Comedy!
THE ASPEN TREE "THE little aspen tree stands high * Upon the hill that guards the lane; Her leaves are green as emeralds, Her prattle is like dancing ...rain. She gossips to the wind, the sky, And we are comrades, she and I.
I climb the hill at evenfall ; She stands so high she may look down And whisper me if you have turned The winding highway from the town, And in the wind s arm bend to see And murmur that you haste to me; And with her hundred voices tell Each step you take to reach my side, And laugh in merry mockery, Pretend to scold and weep and chide, And stand a moment mute in grief, Then laugh with every rustling leaf.
And when at last you take my hands And call my name, in mimicry She chatters it a dozen times ; And then in gay and elfish glee Attunes .
What to read after The Earth Cry And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ggarrison, Theodosia Pickering, 1874-1944 to read onlineMoreLess
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