Field Flowers And City Chimes Poems
Field Flowers And City Chimes Poems
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Aw felt as if a' th' summer toime Wur bloomin' i' my breast, Wi' th' fleawrs, an' trees, an' brids, an' bracks, An' sunsheighne, an' a' th' rest. Thy face wur th' sun, an' aw wur th' greawnd ; Ay, Mally, it wur so ; An' a' th' good seeds sown i' my breast Wur made by thee to grow.
Aw seed thy leet an' curly yure, Aw seed thy soft blue een, Aw seed thy rosy dimpled cheeks Wi' kissin' lips between ; An' theaw wur donn'd up i' thy best — Theaw lookt so foine an' shy — Theaw 'd got new shoon — aw s...eed thy foot Peep eawt so peart an' sly.
Matty. 29 Aw dursn't speighk, aw could bo' look, Bo' when theaw 'd pass'd me by, Aw follow'd on, as near 's aw dar, An' heighved up mony a soigh ; Bo' when theaw geet to th' eend oth lone, Aw turn'd for th' " Top o' Stond ;" Aw brast'd off as if aw 're feort— By th' mass, aw did clear th' lond.
Eh ! but aw wur some takken in, It wur a bonny go, Aw fun thee speighkin snug enoof An' lowfm wi' lung Joe. A th' steom shot off i' hawve a crack, Aw 're loike a brid i' rain, Aw thowt theaw wur his sweethert, lass, So aw slunk whoam ogen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Aw felt as if a' th' summer toime Wur bloomin' i' my breast, Wi' th' fleawrs, an' trees, an' brids, an' bracks, An' sunsheighne, an' a' th' rest. Thy face wur th' sun, an' aw wur th' greawnd ; Ay, Mally, it wur so ; An' a' th' good seeds sown i' my breast Wur made by thee to grow.
Aw seed thy leet an' curly yure, Aw seed thy soft blue een, Aw seed thy rosy dimpled cheeks Wi' kissin' lips between ; An' theaw wur donn'd up i' thy best — Theaw lookt so foine an' shy — Theaw 'd got new shoon — aw s...eed thy foot Peep eawt so peart an' sly.
Matty. 29 Aw dursn't speighk, aw could bo' look, Bo' when theaw 'd pass'd me by, Aw follow'd on, as near 's aw dar, An' heighved up mony a soigh ; Bo' when theaw geet to th' eend oth lone, Aw turn'd for th' " Top o' Stond ;" Aw brast'd off as if aw 're feort— By th' mass, aw did clear th' lond.
Eh ! but aw wur some takken in, It wur a bonny go, Aw fun thee speighkin snug enoof An' lowfm wi' lung Joe. A th' steom shot off i' hawve a crack, Aw 're loike a brid i' rain, Aw thowt theaw wur his sweethert, lass, So aw slunk whoam ogen.
What to read after Field Flowers And City Chimes Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R R Richard Rome Bealey to read onlineMoreLess
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