Cottage Poems
Cottage Poems
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Whilst grateful sensations of joy O'er all my fond bosom were poured, Resumed was each former employ, And gay thrifty order restored:The blaze flickered up to the crook, The reel clicked again by the door, The dame turned her wheel in the nook, And frisked the sweet babes round the floor.
Released from the toils of the barn, His thrifty, blithe wife hailed the sire, And hanging his flail by her yarn, He drew up his stool to the fire;Then smoothing his brow with his hand, As if he would sweep aw...ay sorrow, He says, "Let us keep God's command, And never take thought for the morrow. " Brisk turning him round with a smile, And freedom unblended by art, And affable manners and style, Though simple, that reached to my heart, He said (whilst with ardour he glowed), "Kind sir, we are poor, yet we're blest:We're all in the steep, narrow road That leads to the city of rest.
"'Tis true, I must toil all the day, And oft suffer cold through the night, Though silvered all over with grey, And dimly declining my sight:And sometimes our raiment and food Are scanty--ah!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whilst grateful sensations of joy O'er all my fond bosom were poured, Resumed was each former employ, And gay thrifty order restored:The blaze flickered up to the crook, The reel clicked again by the door, The dame turned her wheel in the nook, And frisked the sweet babes round the floor.
Released from the toils of the barn, His thrifty, blithe wife hailed the sire, And hanging his flail by her yarn, He drew up his stool to the fire;Then smoothing his brow with his hand, As if he would sweep aw...ay sorrow, He says, "Let us keep God's command, And never take thought for the morrow. " Brisk turning him round with a smile, And freedom unblended by art, And affable manners and style, Though simple, that reached to my heart, He said (whilst with ardour he glowed), "Kind sir, we are poor, yet we're blest:We're all in the steep, narrow road That leads to the city of rest.
"'Tis true, I must toil all the day, And oft suffer cold through the night, Though silvered all over with grey, And dimly declining my sight:And sometimes our raiment and food Are scanty--ah!
What to read after Cottage Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brontë Patrick to read onlineMoreLess
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