Christmas Eve, And Other Poems
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28 COULD I BUT SING.
With sweetest music for a lover's ear, From dawning till the closing year, Or tell one beauty of the leaf of grass That bends to hear the mountain waters pass; Thro' time the liquidy should roll along And teach mankind the potency of song.
IN HARVEST TIME.
It was a day in harvest-time, And as I wandered thro' the fields Of yellow grain, some softly waved Beneath the mild caresses of the wind; Some was in fresh lain swathes; And some lay bound in mellow sheaves- Oh, the myst...erious work of time!
Oh, the creative Love in sun!
Oh, the enlivening Power in rain!
Only a few short months ago The seeds were scattered on the ground; The little blades sprang to the light And grew, perfected in the ear; And now the harvest fully ripe!
:M) in harvest time.
I tho't and wandered on once more, And found stretched out to rest Upon the prostrate grain, his scythe close by, The mower spent with heat and toil.
His face was thin and wrinkled much.
Grey were his hair and beard with age.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
28 COULD I BUT SING.
With sweetest music for a lover's ear, From dawning till the closing year, Or tell one beauty of the leaf of grass That bends to hear the mountain waters pass; Thro' time the liquidy should roll along And teach mankind the potency of song.
IN HARVEST TIME.
It was a day in harvest-time, And as I wandered thro' the fields Of yellow grain, some softly waved Beneath the mild caresses of the wind; Some was in fresh lain swathes; And some lay bound in mellow sheaves- Oh, the myst...erious work of time!
Oh, the creative Love in sun!
Oh, the enlivening Power in rain!
Only a few short months ago The seeds were scattered on the ground; The little blades sprang to the light And grew, perfected in the ear; And now the harvest fully ripe!
:M) in harvest time.
I tho't and wandered on once more, And found stretched out to rest Upon the prostrate grain, his scythe close by, The mower spent with heat and toil.
His face was thin and wrinkled much.
Grey were his hair and beard with age.
What to read after Christmas Eve, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stebbins, Charles Maurice, 1871- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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