The Kneeling Camel, And Other Poems
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"See him as he stoops and shivers, Rubs his wrinkled hands and sighs — *Just one ember left a-glowing, And that ember dies ; Come back, summer, come and warm me ; 1 am cold,' he cries.
[36] ''Then he catches up the bellows, Tries to make the embers glow; Only sets the ashes whirling, Dancing high and low: And the ashes of the summer Are the flakes of snow." [37] Oh, Ohj To Be a Butterfly.
"Oh, oh, to be a butterfly," I hear you sigh, And I reply You would not sing Of such a thing If you were al...ways on the wing.
Sometimes to be a butterfly And soar on high I'll not deny Is very good.
When field and wood Are bright with flowers that offer food.
But oh, to be a butterfly When storms are nigh.
And flowers die !
Then I would be A maid like thee.
With some dear home to shelter me.
[38].
How the Pines Grow.
For many and many a day The pines heard the strong wind sighing, Moaning and crying — "Over the hills and away Is a place I am knowing Where nothing is growing." 'No grass?" cried the pines in distress, "No grand forest trees?" "None of these," Sobbed the wind; "barrenness Rules the place I am knowing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"See him as he stoops and shivers, Rubs his wrinkled hands and sighs — *Just one ember left a-glowing, And that ember dies ; Come back, summer, come and warm me ; 1 am cold,' he cries.
[36] ''Then he catches up the bellows, Tries to make the embers glow; Only sets the ashes whirling, Dancing high and low: And the ashes of the summer Are the flakes of snow." [37] Oh, Ohj To Be a Butterfly.
"Oh, oh, to be a butterfly," I hear you sigh, And I reply You would not sing Of such a thing If you were al...ways on the wing.
Sometimes to be a butterfly And soar on high I'll not deny Is very good.
When field and wood Are bright with flowers that offer food.
But oh, to be a butterfly When storms are nigh.
And flowers die !
Then I would be A maid like thee.
With some dear home to shelter me.
[38].
How the Pines Grow.
For many and many a day The pines heard the strong wind sighing, Moaning and crying — "Over the hills and away Is a place I am knowing Where nothing is growing." 'No grass?" cried the pines in distress, "No grand forest trees?" "None of these," Sobbed the wind; "barrenness Rules the place I am knowing.
What to read after The Kneeling Camel, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anna Temple to read onlineMoreLess
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