Under the Bowdoin Pines; a Second Collection of Short Stories of Life At Bowdoin College Written By Bowdoin Men
Under the Bowdoin Pines; a Second Collection of Short Stories of Life At Bowdoin College Written By Bowdoin Men
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Mace, one of Maine's sweetest poets, who has recently fallen asleep in Oakland, California, seeing in the story a poetic thought, wrote the following poem (printed in her charming volume entitled " Legends, Lyrics and Sonnets "), which I transcribe from the copy of the book sent me by the author with a pleasant note, telling how she was inspired to write it : Ye breezy boughs of Bowdoin's oak Sing low your summer rune ; In murmuring, rythmic tones respond To every breath of June.
And memories o...f the joyous youth, Through all your songs repeat, Who plucked the acorn from the twig Blown lightly to his feet, And gayly to his fellows cried : ' ' My destiny behold ; This seed shall keep my memory green In ages yet untold.
"I trust it to the sheltering sod, I hail the promised tree ; Sing, unborn oak, through long decades And ever sing of me. " By cloud and sunbeam nourished well, The tender sapling grew, Less stalwart than the rose which drank From the same cup of dew ; But royal blood was in its veins.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mace, one of Maine's sweetest poets, who has recently fallen asleep in Oakland, California, seeing in the story a poetic thought, wrote the following poem (printed in her charming volume entitled " Legends, Lyrics and Sonnets "), which I transcribe from the copy of the book sent me by the author with a pleasant note, telling how she was inspired to write it : Ye breezy boughs of Bowdoin's oak Sing low your summer rune ; In murmuring, rythmic tones respond To every breath of June.
And memories o...f the joyous youth, Through all your songs repeat, Who plucked the acorn from the twig Blown lightly to his feet, And gayly to his fellows cried : ' ' My destiny behold ; This seed shall keep my memory green In ages yet untold.
"I trust it to the sheltering sod, I hail the promised tree ; Sing, unborn oak, through long decades And ever sing of me. " By cloud and sunbeam nourished well, The tender sapling grew, Less stalwart than the rose which drank From the same cup of dew ; But royal blood was in its veins.
What to read after Under the Bowdoin Pines; a Second Collection of Short Stories of Life At Bowdoin College Written By Bowdoin Men?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Minot, John Clair, 1872- Ed to read onlineMoreLess
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