The Seasons
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The green And barren ground is intermingled craft With unscreened gray of upper trunks and limbs In near-by wood contrast with orange, red.
And brown of what few leaves remain to form The variegated patches, thicker hung In lower half of ever cheering woods.
The smoky dawn and varied flame-cloud east Of dreamy days that end in flame-patched west And twilight haze, are interrupted now And then, in warning season's close, by heralds Of rain, and wind that pick the leaves which have Not fallen, no...r been coaxed to whirl, or sail, Or dart away in playful breeze. In banks 33 The Seasons The summer verdure, glory piled by wind, Profusely carpets, weaves autumnal pride On floor of timber land, in shades which vie With pledge when rainbow arches full.
Ill PHILOSOPHY FROM NATURE Although the autumn bravely paints upon The sky her fame, 'tis gorgeous all the year: Kaleidoscopic aspect greetings speak Of Deity to minds intelligent.
The hours of changing clouds have eloquence That matches man, a tenderness so full Of spiritual — moving art divine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The green And barren ground is intermingled craft With unscreened gray of upper trunks and limbs In near-by wood contrast with orange, red.
And brown of what few leaves remain to form The variegated patches, thicker hung In lower half of ever cheering woods.
The smoky dawn and varied flame-cloud east Of dreamy days that end in flame-patched west And twilight haze, are interrupted now And then, in warning season's close, by heralds Of rain, and wind that pick the leaves which have Not fallen, no...r been coaxed to whirl, or sail, Or dart away in playful breeze. In banks 33 The Seasons The summer verdure, glory piled by wind, Profusely carpets, weaves autumnal pride On floor of timber land, in shades which vie With pledge when rainbow arches full.
Ill PHILOSOPHY FROM NATURE Although the autumn bravely paints upon The sky her fame, 'tis gorgeous all the year: Kaleidoscopic aspect greetings speak Of Deity to minds intelligent.
The hours of changing clouds have eloquence That matches man, a tenderness so full Of spiritual — moving art divine.
What to read after The Seasons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allen, Chester Arthur. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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