Western Windows And Other Poems
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D. JoxES, Sculptor, Cmcinnati, Ohio. 162 MIRAGE.
I KNOW the Mirage — tlie vague, wandering ghost That haunts the desert's still and barren sand "With the close vision of a lovelier land, Once blossoming but now forever lost: It rises to the eyes of men who bear Hunger of heart and thirst of lip in vain — Mocking their souls with rest. Behold, how plain! Taking the breathless sand and boundless air, It comes up from the horizon, far away: Lost fountains flutter under beckoning palm, (Singing, al...l birds of longing thither start, ) Dear voices rise from homes where children play, The footsteps lighten, the blest air blows balm. Then all is sand — within a dreamer's heart!
163 SEPTEMBER.
All things are full of life this autumn morn; The hills seem growing under silver cloud; A fresher spirit in Nature's breast is born; The woodlands are blowing lustily and loud; The crows fly, cawing, among the flying leaves; On sunward-lifted branches struts the jay; The fluttering brooklet, quick and bright, receives Bright frosty silverings slow from ledges gray Of rock in buoyant sunshine glittering out; Cold apples drop through orchards mellowing; 'Neath forest-eaves quick squirrels laugh and shout; Farms answer farms as through bright morns of Spring, And joy, with dancing pulses full and strong, Joy, every -where, goes Maying with a song !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
D. JoxES, Sculptor, Cmcinnati, Ohio. 162 MIRAGE.
I KNOW the Mirage — tlie vague, wandering ghost That haunts the desert's still and barren sand "With the close vision of a lovelier land, Once blossoming but now forever lost: It rises to the eyes of men who bear Hunger of heart and thirst of lip in vain — Mocking their souls with rest. Behold, how plain! Taking the breathless sand and boundless air, It comes up from the horizon, far away: Lost fountains flutter under beckoning palm, (Singing, al...l birds of longing thither start, ) Dear voices rise from homes where children play, The footsteps lighten, the blest air blows balm. Then all is sand — within a dreamer's heart!
163 SEPTEMBER.
All things are full of life this autumn morn; The hills seem growing under silver cloud; A fresher spirit in Nature's breast is born; The woodlands are blowing lustily and loud; The crows fly, cawing, among the flying leaves; On sunward-lifted branches struts the jay; The fluttering brooklet, quick and bright, receives Bright frosty silverings slow from ledges gray Of rock in buoyant sunshine glittering out; Cold apples drop through orchards mellowing; 'Neath forest-eaves quick squirrels laugh and shout; Farms answer farms as through bright morns of Spring, And joy, with dancing pulses full and strong, Joy, every -where, goes Maying with a song !
What to read after Western Windows And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John James Piatt to read onlineMoreLess
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