The Hesitant Heart
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Of crooked boughs that have kept true The promise to fulfill, Of thwarted roots that yet pursue Their purpose in the hill.
Oh all you safe and smooth of heart Listen to song from me, Whose wooden throat was once a part Of the north side of a tree!
[27] Keepsake You said they were brook trout Those fairy blades of sun and moonlight You so gravely lifted out One by one from your basket on the grass.
And I held up two handfuls Of pink and green and white For everyone to see, And called the colors ...by a name, Wood-anemone.
But of all those little dreams in cups Left brimming over on the moss, And of that big, breathless one We leaned across The fallen willow to give back again To deep and shoal We never said a word, We never told a soul!
[28] A Child s Song to Her Mother The lovely years went lightly by As April flowers go, And often you would laugh or cry To see how I could grow.
The lonely years drift by in rain, As leaves in autumn do. I long, when we shall meet again, To be as tall as you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of crooked boughs that have kept true The promise to fulfill, Of thwarted roots that yet pursue Their purpose in the hill.
Oh all you safe and smooth of heart Listen to song from me, Whose wooden throat was once a part Of the north side of a tree!
[27] Keepsake You said they were brook trout Those fairy blades of sun and moonlight You so gravely lifted out One by one from your basket on the grass.
And I held up two handfuls Of pink and green and white For everyone to see, And called the colors ...by a name, Wood-anemone.
But of all those little dreams in cups Left brimming over on the moss, And of that big, breathless one We leaned across The fallen willow to give back again To deep and shoal We never said a word, We never told a soul!
[28] A Child s Song to Her Mother The lovely years went lightly by As April flowers go, And often you would laugh or cry To see how I could grow.
The lonely years drift by in rain, As leaves in autumn do. I long, when we shall meet again, To be as tall as you.
What to read after The Hesitant Heart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Winifred Welles to read onlineMoreLess
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