Foliage
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" Ah, children, what a life to lead: You love the flowers, but when they're pastNo flowers are missed by your bright eyes; And when cold winter comes at last, Snowflakes shall be your butterflies.
WHEN THE CUCKOO SINGS In summer, when the Cuckoo sings, And clouds like greater moons can shine;When every leafy tree doth hold A loving heart that beats with mine:Now, when the Brook has cresses green, As well as stones, to check his pace;And, if the Owl appears, he's forced By small birds to some hi...ding-place:Then, like red Robin in the spring, I shun those haunts where men are found;My house holds little joy until Leaves fall and birds can make no sound;Let none invade that wilderness Into whose dark green depths I go--Save some fine lady, all in white, Comes like a pillar of pure snow.
RETURN TO NATURE My song is of that city whichHas men too poor and men too rich;Where some are sick, too richly fed, While others take the sparrows' bread:Where some have beds to warm their bones, While others sleep on hard, cold stonesThat suck away their bodies' heat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Ah, children, what a life to lead: You love the flowers, but when they're pastNo flowers are missed by your bright eyes; And when cold winter comes at last, Snowflakes shall be your butterflies.
WHEN THE CUCKOO SINGS In summer, when the Cuckoo sings, And clouds like greater moons can shine;When every leafy tree doth hold A loving heart that beats with mine:Now, when the Brook has cresses green, As well as stones, to check his pace;And, if the Owl appears, he's forced By small birds to some hi...ding-place:Then, like red Robin in the spring, I shun those haunts where men are found;My house holds little joy until Leaves fall and birds can make no sound;Let none invade that wilderness Into whose dark green depths I go--Save some fine lady, all in white, Comes like a pillar of pure snow.
RETURN TO NATURE My song is of that city whichHas men too poor and men too rich;Where some are sick, too richly fed, While others take the sparrows' bread:Where some have beds to warm their bones, While others sleep on hard, cold stonesThat suck away their bodies' heat.
What to read after Foliage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Davies William H. to read onlineMoreLess
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