The Path of Dreams
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34 THE PATH OF DREAMS And far, far away From home and love, deep in a silent bed, Beneath the sky of May, Was sleeping there, in solitude, the dead.
But for the hearts that day Who in the distant North was sore and sighed, Black hands, with sweets of May, Made green the graves of those who for them died.
35 THE PATH OF DREAMS JUNE The June has come with all its brilliant dyes, Its honeyed breath, its balmy gusts and sighs.
In fields and stretching uplands, glade and glen, And by the high and lo...wly haunts of men, With all-surpassing glory bloom the flowers, And come are sun-lit skies and dreamy hours.
The morning earth is all begemmed with dew, The toiling bee, the blissful hours through, Hums softly on his self-beguiling tune, While gathers he the sweetest sweets of June.
Low murmuring, the crystal brooklet leads Its way through fields and lane and emerald meads.
The clover fields are red and sweetly scent The pasture lands, where browse the kine content.
The corn is swayed with breezes passing by, And everywhere the bloom is on the rye.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
34 THE PATH OF DREAMS And far, far away From home and love, deep in a silent bed, Beneath the sky of May, Was sleeping there, in solitude, the dead.
But for the hearts that day Who in the distant North was sore and sighed, Black hands, with sweets of May, Made green the graves of those who for them died.
35 THE PATH OF DREAMS JUNE The June has come with all its brilliant dyes, Its honeyed breath, its balmy gusts and sighs.
In fields and stretching uplands, glade and glen, And by the high and lo...wly haunts of men, With all-surpassing glory bloom the flowers, And come are sun-lit skies and dreamy hours.
The morning earth is all begemmed with dew, The toiling bee, the blissful hours through, Hums softly on his self-beguiling tune, While gathers he the sweetest sweets of June.
Low murmuring, the crystal brooklet leads Its way through fields and lane and emerald meads.
The clover fields are red and sweetly scent The pasture lands, where browse the kine content.
The corn is swayed with breezes passing by, And everywhere the bloom is on the rye.
What to read after The Path of Dreams?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Marion Mcclellan to read onlineMoreLess
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