The Voice of the Wildflowers; a Fantasy
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Enter the violet: The violet, hepatica, The iris, aster, blazing-star.
The thistle's silky, downy seed, The stately purple iron-weed, The generous wistaria The little violet sisters are.
The Voice: Men have seen our hungry rootlets seeking nurture 'neath the sod.
Have they seen our sleeping babies cradled snug within the pod?
Enter the indigo : Come we who wear the indigo, That deepest blue the flowers know — The larkspur, with its gallant spear, The ragged-robin, ever dear, The fringed gentian..., sisters mine.
And from the deep woods, the lupine.
9 The Voice : In the meadow and the forest still the blue flower survives ; Now from highways and from byways come to plead for harmless lives !
Enter the blue : My bluest blue, the chicory, Makes summer roadsides fair to see; The Quaker-ladies, in the grass.
Bow as the gentle breezes pass ; And hair-bells on the mountain side Deck grimmest bluffs with azure pride.
The Voice : We are threatened with extinction ; fire and scythe and idle hand Mow the ferns down, waste their treasure, ravishing Ui from the land.
What to read after The Voice of the Wildflowers; a Fantasy?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Enter the violet: The violet, hepatica, The iris, aster, blazing-star.
The thistle's silky, downy seed, The stately purple iron-weed, The generous wistaria The little violet sisters are.
The Voice: Men have seen our hungry rootlets seeking nurture 'neath the sod.
Have they seen our sleeping babies cradled snug within the pod?
Enter the indigo : Come we who wear the indigo, That deepest blue the flowers know — The larkspur, with its gallant spear, The ragged-robin, ever dear, The fringed gentian..., sisters mine.
And from the deep woods, the lupine.
9 The Voice : In the meadow and the forest still the blue flower survives ; Now from highways and from byways come to plead for harmless lives !
Enter the blue : My bluest blue, the chicory, Makes summer roadsides fair to see; The Quaker-ladies, in the grass.
Bow as the gentle breezes pass ; And hair-bells on the mountain side Deck grimmest bluffs with azure pride.
The Voice : We are threatened with extinction ; fire and scythe and idle hand Mow the ferns down, waste their treasure, ravishing Ui from the land.
What to read after The Voice of the Wildflowers; a Fantasy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andrews, Marietta Minnigerode, 1869-1931 to read onlineMoreLess
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