Voices for the Speechless
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you can hear the cooing, Soft and soothing, gentle sounds, Of the pigeons, as they nestle In the branches all around.
In the city and the open, Man has built or tilled the land; But the home of the wood pigeon Bears the touch of God's own hand.
ANON.
* * * * * THE SHAG.
"What is that great bird, sister, tell me, Perched high on the top of the crag?" "'Tis the cormorant, dear little brother; The fishermen call it the shag. " "But what does it there, sister, tell me, Sitting lonely ag...ainst the black sky?" "It has settled to rest, little brother; It hears the wild gale wailing high. " "But I am afraid of it, sister, For over the sea and the land It gazes, so black and so silent!" "Little brother, hold fast to my hand. " "Oh, what was that, sister? The thunder? Did the shag bring the storm and the cloud, The wind and the rain and the lightning?" "Little brother, the thunder roars loud.
"Run fast, for the rain sweeps the ocean; Look!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
you can hear the cooing, Soft and soothing, gentle sounds, Of the pigeons, as they nestle In the branches all around.
In the city and the open, Man has built or tilled the land; But the home of the wood pigeon Bears the touch of God's own hand.
ANON.
* * * * * THE SHAG.
"What is that great bird, sister, tell me, Perched high on the top of the crag?" "'Tis the cormorant, dear little brother; The fishermen call it the shag. " "But what does it there, sister, tell me, Sitting lonely ag...ainst the black sky?" "It has settled to rest, little brother; It hears the wild gale wailing high. " "But I am afraid of it, sister, For over the sea and the land It gazes, so black and so silent!" "Little brother, hold fast to my hand. " "Oh, what was that, sister? The thunder? Did the shag bring the storm and the cloud, The wind and the rain and the lightning?" "Little brother, the thunder roars loud.
"Run fast, for the rain sweeps the ocean; Look!
What to read after Voices for the Speechless?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Firth Abraham to read onlineMoreLess
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