Wait for These Things
Wait for These Things
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Unanswering It swings along the naked hills of fall, Kindling twigs to crystal murmuring, Turning the blue of wood smoke to a call Gentle and fragrant, falling like a shawl Over the pearl-gray pigeon s sleepy wing, Over the deep-brown meadow and the wall.
Yet in the faces here this song is lost; These lives are unacknowledging: Their glance is on the objects that they see, Their fingers only on the things they know. Their faith is in the substance and the cost. For thus alone can what they do a...gree With harvests and the certainty of frost. Their eyes reflect only the coming snow.
60 POSSESSION iHEY built a stone wall. Rock on rock They piled it steady and secure. Strong men they were who spent their strength That bold division might endure Between man s fields. And, when the length Of solid barrier was done, More than one toiler came to lean Outside his door while setting sun Shone rugged red across the keen Black outline of a fortress built, Wherein his harvest ranks would stand: An army steady as the land.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Unanswering It swings along the naked hills of fall, Kindling twigs to crystal murmuring, Turning the blue of wood smoke to a call Gentle and fragrant, falling like a shawl Over the pearl-gray pigeon s sleepy wing, Over the deep-brown meadow and the wall.
Yet in the faces here this song is lost; These lives are unacknowledging: Their glance is on the objects that they see, Their fingers only on the things they know. Their faith is in the substance and the cost. For thus alone can what they do a...gree With harvests and the certainty of frost. Their eyes reflect only the coming snow.
60 POSSESSION iHEY built a stone wall. Rock on rock They piled it steady and secure. Strong men they were who spent their strength That bold division might endure Between man s fields. And, when the length Of solid barrier was done, More than one toiler came to lean Outside his door while setting sun Shone rugged red across the keen Black outline of a fortress built, Wherein his harvest ranks would stand: An army steady as the land.
What to read after Wait for These Things?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Abbe to read onlineMoreLess
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