Camp And Cottage. : Poems
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'Tis " robbing Peter to pay Paul," And these 'ere hills will peter out, If still continues constant fall Of hail, and rain, and water-spout.
Last week's alfalfa blooms were fine ; But who could ever calculate That they'd be salted in the brine Of every whirlpool in the state ?
And out from every canon wall — Now that the water's had its fun — Comes bears and bugaboos — beats all What man can see without a gun.
My cow looks at me in despair And moans for more alfalfa hay — Her baby went to feed ...a bear, — Now what in conscience can I say ?
For all on earth that's left us now Are those big rocks you see up there ; And they're no good for man or cow.
And only kind o' forts for bear.
22 BEFORE THE STORM.
From peak to peak the daylight dies ; ' From rock to rock the darkneSvS lies ; While on the hill a coyote's cries Are mingling with the wind, which sighs About his shaggy form.
A miner on his homeward trail, Harks to the wind and coyote's wail, And glancing at the clouds which sail Above the snowy range so pale, He prophesies a storm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Tis " robbing Peter to pay Paul," And these 'ere hills will peter out, If still continues constant fall Of hail, and rain, and water-spout.
Last week's alfalfa blooms were fine ; But who could ever calculate That they'd be salted in the brine Of every whirlpool in the state ?
And out from every canon wall — Now that the water's had its fun — Comes bears and bugaboos — beats all What man can see without a gun.
My cow looks at me in despair And moans for more alfalfa hay — Her baby went to feed ...a bear, — Now what in conscience can I say ?
For all on earth that's left us now Are those big rocks you see up there ; And they're no good for man or cow.
And only kind o' forts for bear.
22 BEFORE THE STORM.
From peak to peak the daylight dies ; ' From rock to rock the darkneSvS lies ; While on the hill a coyote's cries Are mingling with the wind, which sighs About his shaggy form.
A miner on his homeward trail, Harks to the wind and coyote's wail, And glancing at the clouds which sail Above the snowy range so pale, He prophesies a storm.
What to read after Camp And Cottage. : Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sproull, Lyman H., B. 1867 to read onlineMoreLess
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