Up From Georgia
Up From Georgia
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24 HERE'S HOPIN' That we'll see the mornin' light That the very darkest night Can't hide heaven from our sight, Here's hopin' !
TWO PICTURES I In the dewy morn I wove the red sash for my lover's sword, In the sound of the silver bugles Blowing merrily over the violet vales.
My red lips leaned to the steel, And kissed it for a holy cause.
And then the lips of my lover And over the orchards The music of a farewell song.
II In the mist-wreathed twilight I wove the white shroud for my lover's sword..., In the sound of the muffled drums Moaning over the darkened vales.
My white lips leaned to the steel, And kissed it, and were crimsoned.
And then the cold lips of my lover, And over the orchards The long, desolate Night !
26 WHEN THE FALL TIME COMES There's somethin' like a jingle an' a tingle in the air, Fer the honey's jest a-drippin' from the hives ; The fields are lookin' frosty with the white that blos soms there, An' the corn crap's jest the biggest of our lives !
Summer's a-goin' Needn't beat the drums ; We're bound to have a showin* When the fall time comes !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
24 HERE'S HOPIN' That we'll see the mornin' light That the very darkest night Can't hide heaven from our sight, Here's hopin' !
TWO PICTURES I In the dewy morn I wove the red sash for my lover's sword, In the sound of the silver bugles Blowing merrily over the violet vales.
My red lips leaned to the steel, And kissed it for a holy cause.
And then the lips of my lover And over the orchards The music of a farewell song.
II In the mist-wreathed twilight I wove the white shroud for my lover's sword..., In the sound of the muffled drums Moaning over the darkened vales.
My white lips leaned to the steel, And kissed it, and were crimsoned.
And then the cold lips of my lover, And over the orchards The long, desolate Night !
26 WHEN THE FALL TIME COMES There's somethin' like a jingle an' a tingle in the air, Fer the honey's jest a-drippin' from the hives ; The fields are lookin' frosty with the white that blos soms there, An' the corn crap's jest the biggest of our lives !
Summer's a-goin' Needn't beat the drums ; We're bound to have a showin* When the fall time comes !
What to read after Up From Georgia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Lebby Stanton to read onlineMoreLess
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