The View From Pikes Peak And Other Poems
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Now, adieu ! Ye sparkling cities; Mountains vast, adieu ! Ye prairies THE VIEW FROM PIKE'S PEAK. 49 That stretch outward in the darkness, Till ye meet some lonely river, Or some mountain in the distance; All adieu ! A mind bewildered Says: "Farewell, farewell, forever!" MISCELLANEOUS POEMS.
THE LAKE.
The lake at evening lies asleep Beneath the mountain's rugged steep, Reflecting its golden, sun-lit brow, For all is peace and quiet now; All, save the night-lark's evening hymn And the ripples on ...the water's brim, Where speckled trout in sporting rise, To catch the glistening water-flies.
I gaze on thee as did of yore The Redman on thy beauteous shore, Who swiftly in his light canoe Had crossed thy placid sheet of blue, And with his spoil slow plodded home From haunts where wild deer love to roam, 52 THE VIEW FROM PIKE'S PEAK.
Where squirrels climb the tall spruce-trees And blue-bells nod to the evening breeze.
The suri is set. On comes the night, As silently as dew-drops bright, When summer's day is near its close, Collect upon the blushing rose.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now, adieu ! Ye sparkling cities; Mountains vast, adieu ! Ye prairies THE VIEW FROM PIKE'S PEAK. 49 That stretch outward in the darkness, Till ye meet some lonely river, Or some mountain in the distance; All adieu ! A mind bewildered Says: "Farewell, farewell, forever!" MISCELLANEOUS POEMS.
THE LAKE.
The lake at evening lies asleep Beneath the mountain's rugged steep, Reflecting its golden, sun-lit brow, For all is peace and quiet now; All, save the night-lark's evening hymn And the ripples on ...the water's brim, Where speckled trout in sporting rise, To catch the glistening water-flies.
I gaze on thee as did of yore The Redman on thy beauteous shore, Who swiftly in his light canoe Had crossed thy placid sheet of blue, And with his spoil slow plodded home From haunts where wild deer love to roam, 52 THE VIEW FROM PIKE'S PEAK.
Where squirrels climb the tall spruce-trees And blue-bells nod to the evening breeze.
The suri is set. On comes the night, As silently as dew-drops bright, When summer's day is near its close, Collect upon the blushing rose.
What to read after The View From Pikes Peak And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernard L Rice to read onlineMoreLess
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