A Thanksgiving Poem
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Attd so a nation sits to-day As sat the fathers in the east, To thank our God, and sing, and pray, Before we eat the nation's feast.
The thrifty youth is soon a man With many a purpose, many a plan.
And like that youth our nation grew To thrift and freedom alwaj^s true.
Converting forests into farms, O'er deserts threw her magic charms.
She made her prairies fields of grain.
And from her rocks wrought out such gain That all she touched she turned to gold, And all she tried so well controlled Th...at all the world looked on to see What mighty marvel next might be!
Her genius first the steamer made That gave her sons a world of trade.
From Florida to northern Maine Her coaches are the flying train.
She took her post-boy from the sky Her hurried messages to fly.
Her mills and factories are reared Wherever running streams appeared.
Her farmers reap no more as old With scythe and sickle manifold, But in their chariots reap the grain ; Nor thrash it out with might and main, For thrashers have made rare the flail, The relic of an olden tale.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Attd so a nation sits to-day As sat the fathers in the east, To thank our God, and sing, and pray, Before we eat the nation's feast.
The thrifty youth is soon a man With many a purpose, many a plan.
And like that youth our nation grew To thrift and freedom alwaj^s true.
Converting forests into farms, O'er deserts threw her magic charms.
She made her prairies fields of grain.
And from her rocks wrought out such gain That all she touched she turned to gold, And all she tried so well controlled Th...at all the world looked on to see What mighty marvel next might be!
Her genius first the steamer made That gave her sons a world of trade.
From Florida to northern Maine Her coaches are the flying train.
She took her post-boy from the sky Her hurried messages to fly.
Her mills and factories are reared Wherever running streams appeared.
Her farmers reap no more as old With scythe and sickle manifold, But in their chariots reap the grain ; Nor thrash it out with might and main, For thrashers have made rare the flail, The relic of an olden tale.
What to read after A Thanksgiving Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vincent, Christopher Snyder. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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