With Garlands Green
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So softly there I hear them grow.
In pride I bless the rustling land. And home, unladen, go.
But, late or soon, the word shall come To spare my harvest-fields no more; To give to winnowing winds the chaff, And heap the shining store.
Then white-sleeved reapers, all arow, Shall swing their level scythes in time; The grain to music bend and fall: But none shall hear their chime!
No eye shall watch them bind the sheaves, And bear them in, when daylight pales; No villager, on lonely roads. Shall he...ar their beating flails.
Guard well my fields, propitious fate, Lest mildew's evil taint may blast!
From hailstones shield them, that they yield Ripe treasures at the last! 122 THE DEPARTING YEAR He came; he brought us meadow-bloom and grasses, And bird-songs carroUing the heavens through; Now not a green blade flutters as he passes. Nor stays one thrush to hymn a sweet adieu.
Dry, rattling stalks and clumps of frozen rushes Are all that tremble to his parting tread; From cottage-windows where the home-light flushes No face looks out, no last farewell is said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So softly there I hear them grow.
In pride I bless the rustling land. And home, unladen, go.
But, late or soon, the word shall come To spare my harvest-fields no more; To give to winnowing winds the chaff, And heap the shining store.
Then white-sleeved reapers, all arow, Shall swing their level scythes in time; The grain to music bend and fall: But none shall hear their chime!
No eye shall watch them bind the sheaves, And bear them in, when daylight pales; No villager, on lonely roads. Shall he...ar their beating flails.
Guard well my fields, propitious fate, Lest mildew's evil taint may blast!
From hailstones shield them, that they yield Ripe treasures at the last! 122 THE DEPARTING YEAR He came; he brought us meadow-bloom and grasses, And bird-songs carroUing the heavens through; Now not a green blade flutters as he passes. Nor stays one thrush to hymn a sweet adieu.
Dry, rattling stalks and clumps of frozen rushes Are all that tremble to his parting tread; From cottage-windows where the home-light flushes No face looks out, no last farewell is said.
What to read after With Garlands Green?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abba Goold Woolson to read onlineMoreLess
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