The House On the Hill, And Other Poems
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[34] THE SPIRIT OF THE FIELDS I LOVE the time when all the maple trees Blush red beneath the kisses of the breeze, AVhen supple elms are feathered o'er with soft Green down, when purple lilac buds aloft Perfume the air ; and in the fields behind.
The bloodroots, sweetest nurslings of the wind.
And gentle violets, whose eyes of blue Are pure and chaste as star beams washed in dew, Beflower the pleasant carpet of the grass.
And nod their pretty heads to all that pass.
Sweet spirit of the fields, ...come to my heart, And there abide, and nevermore depart.
[35] JACK-IN-THE-PULPIT I'm Jack-in-the-Pulpit ; The flowers are my congregation ; Whatever I tell them, they gulp it Without the least hesitation.
They can't get away from my sermon; They have to stand still and receive it ; 'Tis for me the truth to determine, 'Tis for them to hear and believe it.
[36] THE NORTHWEST WIND There is no wind like the great northwest wind ; The fogs and clouds before it flee, Like sins before a strong and righteous mind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[34] THE SPIRIT OF THE FIELDS I LOVE the time when all the maple trees Blush red beneath the kisses of the breeze, AVhen supple elms are feathered o'er with soft Green down, when purple lilac buds aloft Perfume the air ; and in the fields behind.
The bloodroots, sweetest nurslings of the wind.
And gentle violets, whose eyes of blue Are pure and chaste as star beams washed in dew, Beflower the pleasant carpet of the grass.
And nod their pretty heads to all that pass.
Sweet spirit of the fields, ...come to my heart, And there abide, and nevermore depart.
[35] JACK-IN-THE-PULPIT I'm Jack-in-the-Pulpit ; The flowers are my congregation ; Whatever I tell them, they gulp it Without the least hesitation.
They can't get away from my sermon; They have to stand still and receive it ; 'Tis for me the truth to determine, 'Tis for them to hear and believe it.
[36] THE NORTHWEST WIND There is no wind like the great northwest wind ; The fogs and clouds before it flee, Like sins before a strong and righteous mind.
What to read after The House On the Hill, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wright, Frederick Amaziah. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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