A Mother's Song
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Honey bee, honey bee, pause from your duties.
Pray did you frighten my blossom away — Thinking to steal from her red mouth more sweetness Than can be gathered from flowers each day ?
^ '^4^ r i / j '*& - 1 ,.
Mun .»..,'h^^/.
^,^:^?-^>, «**iSS^ l1{ "Sii^'^w-'lT'^yrm^' MiO^ Birdies, oh birds, that go skimming and soaring Far overhead, did you bear my wee love On your swift wings to the city of cloudland — Up to the azure skies shining above ?
Sunbeams and shadows spread over the meadows ; Pretty ...wild flowers bloom here and bloom there ; Sweet summer peace o'er the landscape is brooding Surely my baby is safe in their care.
::y\ 1 Hark ! what is that which the summer breeze brings me As I stand Ustening ? It is the sweet voice Which in its merriment gleefully ringing, Makes all the mother-love in me rejoice.
Yonder I see her, my own straying lammie.
Sun-kissed, and breeze-blown ; the bright tangled curls Crowned with the blossoms and leaves she has gathered.
This queen of all blossoms, my dearest of girls !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Honey bee, honey bee, pause from your duties.
Pray did you frighten my blossom away — Thinking to steal from her red mouth more sweetness Than can be gathered from flowers each day ?
^ '^4^ r i / j '*& - 1 ,.
Mun .»..,'h^^/.
^,^:^?-^>, «**iSS^ l1{ "Sii^'^w-'lT'^yrm^' MiO^ Birdies, oh birds, that go skimming and soaring Far overhead, did you bear my wee love On your swift wings to the city of cloudland — Up to the azure skies shining above ?
Sunbeams and shadows spread over the meadows ; Pretty ...wild flowers bloom here and bloom there ; Sweet summer peace o'er the landscape is brooding Surely my baby is safe in their care.
::y\ 1 Hark ! what is that which the summer breeze brings me As I stand Ustening ? It is the sweet voice Which in its merriment gleefully ringing, Makes all the mother-love in me rejoice.
Yonder I see her, my own straying lammie.
Sun-kissed, and breeze-blown ; the bright tangled curls Crowned with the blossoms and leaves she has gathered.
This queen of all blossoms, my dearest of girls !
What to read after A Mother's Song?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brine, Mary D. (Mary Dow) to read onlineMoreLess
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