The Romance of Youth And Other Poems
The Romance of Youth And Other Poems
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I held once in my hand A startled rabbit : though he used no words, He spoke a tongue all children understand — The language of coy looks ! Demure surprise Came first of course, then fun, and then ere long I saw the same sweet love-light in his eyes, The same reposeful worship of the strong. A bird I rescued from a narrow place Where he was caught. Although I held him fast. At first he fluttered in my firm embrace ; But soon he chirruped gaily, and at last, Like lads, he seemed reluctant to dep...art : I could have sworn 'twas some wing'd boyish heart !
A Summer Night.
Now that tow'rd the close of day Earth is still and cool, Rabbits on the warren play Like children out of school. One will nibble; on the sly Soon another suddenly Springs upon him — off they fly Helter skelter.
When the latest streak of red Is gone from heaven's dome, Comes a rushing overhead — 'Tis starlings flying home. By the hedge beneath a tree Ripples in the grass I see, As a hedgehog timidly Leaves his shelter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I held once in my hand A startled rabbit : though he used no words, He spoke a tongue all children understand — The language of coy looks ! Demure surprise Came first of course, then fun, and then ere long I saw the same sweet love-light in his eyes, The same reposeful worship of the strong. A bird I rescued from a narrow place Where he was caught. Although I held him fast. At first he fluttered in my firm embrace ; But soon he chirruped gaily, and at last, Like lads, he seemed reluctant to dep...art : I could have sworn 'twas some wing'd boyish heart !
A Summer Night.
Now that tow'rd the close of day Earth is still and cool, Rabbits on the warren play Like children out of school. One will nibble; on the sly Soon another suddenly Springs upon him — off they fly Helter skelter.
When the latest streak of red Is gone from heaven's dome, Comes a rushing overhead — 'Tis starlings flying home. By the hedge beneath a tree Ripples in the grass I see, As a hedgehog timidly Leaves his shelter.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E E Edwin Emmanuel Bradford to read onlineMoreLess
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