Voices of the Morning
Voices of the Morning
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They are passing from the whispering groves ; They go with summer smiles ; And autumn's fitful breezes sweep Through all the gloomy aisles.
Digitized by Google THE FLIGHT OF BIRDS. 176 The mocking-bird is on the wing, Her nest tlie robin leaves, And I hear no more the mellow chirp Of swallows 'neath the eaves.
The katydid hath ceased her moan, The linnet's note is still, And from the thicket sings no more The lonely whippoorwill.
No more the skylark soars aloft To greet the early morn, And wher...e the cuckoo waked her lay Resounds the hunter's horn.
What tidings have ye had, ye birds.
Of storms or tempests nigh.
That thus with rapid flight ye seek A far-off, sunny sky ?
" We've seen the early spring flowers fade.
The forest-leaves grow sere.
And watched the many changing hues That mark the closing year.
We've heard the wail of midnight winds Sweep mournfully along, And in each solemn blast that rose There came a warning song.
"The whispering pines have waked their moxm Upon the distant hills, And swollen by the recent floods Are all the mountain rills.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are passing from the whispering groves ; They go with summer smiles ; And autumn's fitful breezes sweep Through all the gloomy aisles.
Digitized by Google THE FLIGHT OF BIRDS. 176 The mocking-bird is on the wing, Her nest tlie robin leaves, And I hear no more the mellow chirp Of swallows 'neath the eaves.
The katydid hath ceased her moan, The linnet's note is still, And from the thicket sings no more The lonely whippoorwill.
No more the skylark soars aloft To greet the early morn, And wher...e the cuckoo waked her lay Resounds the hunter's horn.
What tidings have ye had, ye birds.
Of storms or tempests nigh.
That thus with rapid flight ye seek A far-off, sunny sky ?
" We've seen the early spring flowers fade.
The forest-leaves grow sere.
And watched the many changing hues That mark the closing year.
We've heard the wail of midnight winds Sweep mournfully along, And in each solemn blast that rose There came a warning song.
"The whispering pines have waked their moxm Upon the distant hills, And swollen by the recent floods Are all the mountain rills.
What to read after Voices of the Morning?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Belle Bush to read onlineMoreLess
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