Barefoot Days And Sundown Songs
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Strive to learn your triumph song ; While the western sky is crimson, And the western hills are gold, And the harpers still are playing As they played in days of old!
39 "I WANT MY FATHER" WHEN school had closed in early summer, Vacation time arrived with glee ; My Grandma wrote her usual letter, *'Now send the boy to stay with me." My Grandma lived in the country, Her cottage home was quaint and gray, A great oak tree stood guard beside it, 'Twas just the place for boys to play!
I left behind ...the dusty city For God^s own country, clean and sweet.
And kicking off my shoes and stockings, I wandered out with free, bare feet Through fields and woods of soft pine needles ; While ox-eyed daisies, khaki clad.
Would gravely nod their cordial greeting.
And smile upon the barefoot lad.
I lived in comradeship fraternal With squirrels, birds and clouds and sky.
Thoreau, the sweet-souled Concord pagan, Was not so much at home as I.
40 But when at last the week had ended, To fill my childish cup with joy, My father came to spend the Sabbath Out with his mother and his boy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Strive to learn your triumph song ; While the western sky is crimson, And the western hills are gold, And the harpers still are playing As they played in days of old!
39 "I WANT MY FATHER" WHEN school had closed in early summer, Vacation time arrived with glee ; My Grandma wrote her usual letter, *'Now send the boy to stay with me." My Grandma lived in the country, Her cottage home was quaint and gray, A great oak tree stood guard beside it, 'Twas just the place for boys to play!
I left behind ...the dusty city For God^s own country, clean and sweet.
And kicking off my shoes and stockings, I wandered out with free, bare feet Through fields and woods of soft pine needles ; While ox-eyed daisies, khaki clad.
Would gravely nod their cordial greeting.
And smile upon the barefoot lad.
I lived in comradeship fraternal With squirrels, birds and clouds and sky.
Thoreau, the sweet-souled Concord pagan, Was not so much at home as I.
40 But when at last the week had ended, To fill my childish cup with joy, My father came to spend the Sabbath Out with his mother and his boy.
What to read after Barefoot Days And Sundown Songs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Raymond Howard Huse to read onlineMoreLess
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