Cactus And Pine; Songs of the Southwest
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He bade him to cunningly trace On red agate the head of the worker, And set it his necklace within; *' So shall those who forget me remember The love that a chief could not win." Dust is the Harvest God's altar; Naught of his people is known — Only the face of the maiden Carved on the red agate stone.
[84] A FLOWER ON THE TRAIL My heart was weary yesterday; I said : " The road is long ; The busy hum of middle day Shuts out the morning song; The rush of careless, hurrying feet That crowd the upw...ard slope, Have crushed the daisies into dust.
And spent the dews of hope." Then straight within the trampled path The eager throng had trod, A little purple flower unclosed, Nor pined for greener sod : And one whose load had weighed him sore Looked down at it and smiled, And dreamed of woodland trails he loved To follow when a child.
So still when bitterness and fret Would drown the melody, Some little harmony steals in To set the music free ; And we may keep till day is done The morning dreams we knew, If ever in our hearts there live The daisies and the dew.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He bade him to cunningly trace On red agate the head of the worker, And set it his necklace within; *' So shall those who forget me remember The love that a chief could not win." Dust is the Harvest God's altar; Naught of his people is known — Only the face of the maiden Carved on the red agate stone.
[84] A FLOWER ON THE TRAIL My heart was weary yesterday; I said : " The road is long ; The busy hum of middle day Shuts out the morning song; The rush of careless, hurrying feet That crowd the upw...ard slope, Have crushed the daisies into dust.
And spent the dews of hope." Then straight within the trampled path The eager throng had trod, A little purple flower unclosed, Nor pined for greener sod : And one whose load had weighed him sore Looked down at it and smiled, And dreamed of woodland trails he loved To follow when a child.
So still when bitterness and fret Would drown the melody, Some little harmony steals in To set the music free ; And we may keep till day is done The morning dreams we knew, If ever in our hearts there live The daisies and the dew.
What to read after Cactus And Pine; Songs of the Southwest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hall, Sharlot Mabridth, 1870-1943 to read onlineMoreLess
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