Thoughts in Rhyme
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Its chalices pure love distil, As with a kiss I press my flower.
Thirteen THOUGHTS April ApriVs child is of sunshine and showers — (O! the caprice of happy hours!) A moment of pleasure, Joy without measure, All the world gleams Sun-flooded with beams — Then comes the rush of blinding rain And only the darkening clouds re- main!
Life is not always tears and wiles. Life has its share of beams and smiles; Joys flit fast, Showers do not last. Clouds break away, Behold! the sun^s ray — Buoying with ...hope — banishing fears The beautiful rainbow of promise appears.
Fourteen THOUGHTS Jack'in-the-Pulpit J ack-in-the-Pulpit appears to-day And proclaims to all who come his way A sermon of love, a message of spring, Which Jack and all his compan- ions bring — Spring Beauty, Orchis, Anemone- Rue, Blushing Rhodora and Violet blue.
And gay Wake Robin, while Ad- der's Tongue tells The tidings of spring: the glad note swells In throat of bird and song of brook Which hums and ripples through shady nook.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Its chalices pure love distil, As with a kiss I press my flower.
Thirteen THOUGHTS April ApriVs child is of sunshine and showers — (O! the caprice of happy hours!) A moment of pleasure, Joy without measure, All the world gleams Sun-flooded with beams — Then comes the rush of blinding rain And only the darkening clouds re- main!
Life is not always tears and wiles. Life has its share of beams and smiles; Joys flit fast, Showers do not last. Clouds break away, Behold! the sun^s ray — Buoying with ...hope — banishing fears The beautiful rainbow of promise appears.
Fourteen THOUGHTS Jack'in-the-Pulpit J ack-in-the-Pulpit appears to-day And proclaims to all who come his way A sermon of love, a message of spring, Which Jack and all his compan- ions bring — Spring Beauty, Orchis, Anemone- Rue, Blushing Rhodora and Violet blue.
And gay Wake Robin, while Ad- der's Tongue tells The tidings of spring: the glad note swells In throat of bird and song of brook Which hums and ripples through shady nook.
What to read after Thoughts in Rhyme?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Metcalf Phipps to read onlineMoreLess
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