Vignettes in Rhyme, And Other Verses
Vignettes in Rhyme, And Other Verses
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Then notes came pouring through the wicker bars, Climbed half a rapid arc of song, and stopped.
*' Is it a thrush ? " I asked. "A thrush," she said.
" That was Will's tune. Will taught him that before He left the doorway settle for his bed, Sick as you see, and could n't teach him more.
" He 'd bring his Bible here o' nights, would Will, Following the light, and whiles when it was dark And days were warm, he 'd sit there whistling still, Teaching the bird. He whistled like a lark." " Jack ! Jac...k ! " A joyous flutter stirred the cage.
Shaking the blossoms down. The bird began ; The woman turned again to want and wage.
And in the inner chamber sighed the man.
How clear the song was ! Musing as I heard, My fancies wandered from the droning wife To sad comparison of man and bird, — The broken song, the uncompleted life, 8i An Unfinished Song.
That seemed a broken song; and of the two, My thought a moment deemed the bird more blest, That, when the sun shone, sang the notes it knew, Without desire or Icnowledge of the rest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then notes came pouring through the wicker bars, Climbed half a rapid arc of song, and stopped.
*' Is it a thrush ? " I asked. "A thrush," she said.
" That was Will's tune. Will taught him that before He left the doorway settle for his bed, Sick as you see, and could n't teach him more.
" He 'd bring his Bible here o' nights, would Will, Following the light, and whiles when it was dark And days were warm, he 'd sit there whistling still, Teaching the bird. He whistled like a lark." " Jack ! Jac...k ! " A joyous flutter stirred the cage.
Shaking the blossoms down. The bird began ; The woman turned again to want and wage.
And in the inner chamber sighed the man.
How clear the song was ! Musing as I heard, My fancies wandered from the droning wife To sad comparison of man and bird, — The broken song, the uncompleted life, 8i An Unfinished Song.
That seemed a broken song; and of the two, My thought a moment deemed the bird more blest, That, when the sun shone, sang the notes it knew, Without desire or Icnowledge of the rest.
What to read after Vignettes in Rhyme, And Other Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dobson Austin to read onlineMoreLess
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