Wild Flower Lyrics And Other Poems
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As it name implies, it bears no berries only seeds like the other Potentillas.
THE botanist, he knows you well, White peeping in some woody dell ; But, plodding hard, he may not tell Tny history queer : Why unto fruit thou dost not swell, The birds to cheer !
The children, nesting in the Spring, Delighted hear the blackbird sing, And, spying you, their hopes take wing They mark thy bed ; Their pretty lips in fancy wring Sweet berries red !
And, when hot panting June comes round, They seek thy h...ome they know the ground ; To guarded spots they joyous bound But, sad surprise ! Thy mocking leaves alone are found To dim their eyes !
Thou'rt just like folk that only talk : In mimic leaves and flowers they walk ; With pretty speech they cunning balk Old Want and Woe ; Their charity is writ in chalk No fruit they show !
io8 LINES TO AN OLD GOOSEBERRY BUSH IN A CERTAIN GARDEN.
The author, when a boy, often had Sulphur Grossets off this bush, and it is still bearing abundance of fruit, tho' said to be over seventy years old.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As it name implies, it bears no berries only seeds like the other Potentillas.
THE botanist, he knows you well, White peeping in some woody dell ; But, plodding hard, he may not tell Tny history queer : Why unto fruit thou dost not swell, The birds to cheer !
The children, nesting in the Spring, Delighted hear the blackbird sing, And, spying you, their hopes take wing They mark thy bed ; Their pretty lips in fancy wring Sweet berries red !
And, when hot panting June comes round, They seek thy h...ome they know the ground ; To guarded spots they joyous bound But, sad surprise ! Thy mocking leaves alone are found To dim their eyes !
Thou'rt just like folk that only talk : In mimic leaves and flowers they walk ; With pretty speech they cunning balk Old Want and Woe ; Their charity is writ in chalk No fruit they show !
io8 LINES TO AN OLD GOOSEBERRY BUSH IN A CERTAIN GARDEN.
The author, when a boy, often had Sulphur Grossets off this bush, and it is still bearing abundance of fruit, tho' said to be over seventy years old.
What to read after Wild Flower Lyrics And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Rigg to read onlineMoreLess
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