The Spinning Wheel At Rest Poems
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Yes, twas yesterday It must have been yesterday morn : I sat on a rock by the River Ray, Where the squadrons of martial corn Their silken banners had just unfurled To the breeze, by the singing stream, When a vision of beauty, all golden-curled, Grew into my waking dream.
" I know it \vas yesterday, for now The rustle I seem to hear, As the tall corn parted right and left, And a voice rang soft and clear, Wait, Willie, wait ! I am almost there !
I said I would grant your wish, So I ve made a li...ne of my golden hair, And am coming to help you fish !
" Yes ! (why do I doubt ?) it was yesterday For I see the soft tassels there Sunning themselves in a worshipful way In the light of her shining hair, While her voice rings merrily over the corn, Oh, Willie ! come help me through, 63 THE OLD MAWS "YESTERDAY" For I am " the maiden all forlorn, " And my feet are wet with dew !
" And you know I in coming to help you fish : But you 11 think me a silly girl, For I haven t a bit of bait but wait !
I 11 bait with a tiny curl !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yes, twas yesterday It must have been yesterday morn : I sat on a rock by the River Ray, Where the squadrons of martial corn Their silken banners had just unfurled To the breeze, by the singing stream, When a vision of beauty, all golden-curled, Grew into my waking dream.
" I know it \vas yesterday, for now The rustle I seem to hear, As the tall corn parted right and left, And a voice rang soft and clear, Wait, Willie, wait ! I am almost there !
I said I would grant your wish, So I ve made a li...ne of my golden hair, And am coming to help you fish !
" Yes ! (why do I doubt ?) it was yesterday For I see the soft tassels there Sunning themselves in a worshipful way In the light of her shining hair, While her voice rings merrily over the corn, Oh, Willie ! come help me through, 63 THE OLD MAWS "YESTERDAY" For I am " the maiden all forlorn, " And my feet are wet with dew !
" And you know I in coming to help you fish : But you 11 think me a silly girl, For I haven t a bit of bait but wait !
I 11 bait with a tiny curl !
What to read after The Spinning Wheel At Rest Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Augustus Jenks to read onlineMoreLess
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