The Evening Train to Palm Tree Land
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October, 1920.
THE GIRDERS AND THE STARS (Moonlight view of the steel framework of an office building under construction) Moonlight — and the girders, The great steel beams and bars That tower to the heavens.
Reared against the stars.
The quiet city drowses In the warm midsummer night, With the silver of the moonbeams On wall and towered height.
And framed between the girders The mystic moon serene Looks down upon the magic And the beauty of the scene.
July, 1920.
WHEN THE SNOWS ARE MELTING Mis...t on the hills And the first warm fragrance of spring, For the snov^rs are melting And youth is waking And life begins again.
March, 1921.
THE MAGIC OF THE NIGHT The sunset colors fade away Far in the west, How gladly at the close of day The city turns to rest.
Forgotten now the busy cares Of daylight hours.
For now the balmy moonlight airs Enwrap the walls and towers.
With mystery and starry light From far above.
While in the quiet, drowsy night The city dreams of love.
October 3, 1920.
THE UNITED STATES OF THE WORLD The time is drawing near When all the Nations of the earth In brotherhood and love and peace Shall be united.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
October, 1920.
THE GIRDERS AND THE STARS (Moonlight view of the steel framework of an office building under construction) Moonlight — and the girders, The great steel beams and bars That tower to the heavens.
Reared against the stars.
The quiet city drowses In the warm midsummer night, With the silver of the moonbeams On wall and towered height.
And framed between the girders The mystic moon serene Looks down upon the magic And the beauty of the scene.
July, 1920.
WHEN THE SNOWS ARE MELTING Mis...t on the hills And the first warm fragrance of spring, For the snov^rs are melting And youth is waking And life begins again.
March, 1921.
THE MAGIC OF THE NIGHT The sunset colors fade away Far in the west, How gladly at the close of day The city turns to rest.
Forgotten now the busy cares Of daylight hours.
For now the balmy moonlight airs Enwrap the walls and towers.
With mystery and starry light From far above.
While in the quiet, drowsy night The city dreams of love.
October 3, 1920.
THE UNITED STATES OF THE WORLD The time is drawing near When all the Nations of the earth In brotherhood and love and peace Shall be united.
What to read after The Evening Train to Palm Tree Land?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sanger, William Cary, Jr. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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