Gathered Leaves
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ye mock my years, These eyes weep not for coward fears.
That never wept till now.
" I may not sing of that proud day When victory on your war-path lay, Before the pale face came : 78 lONA.
Your hunting-grounds then fill'd the land ; Then might and power were in your hand, And glory crowned your name.
" The white man's toils are in our path, And the Great Spirit frowns in wrath Upon our council fires ; Our forests fall, our streams are low, We fade, we perish, e'er we go, Our sun in night expire...s.
" Great Spirit ! when descends the blow Upon lona, let me go To lead my erring child Safely along our pathway home ; I see it now, I see it come, Over the dreary wild.
" Hark ! 'tis her spirit calls," he said, " I come to meet thee with the dead ; " And plunging headlong from the rock, In the same spirit-land he woke.
They laid them where the mosses creep, Where night-dews on the dark pines weep ; And then a requiem wild they sung O'er the resting-place of old and young, — The green tree fell'd in pride and power, The blasted oak and the blighted flower.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ye mock my years, These eyes weep not for coward fears.
That never wept till now.
" I may not sing of that proud day When victory on your war-path lay, Before the pale face came : 78 lONA.
Your hunting-grounds then fill'd the land ; Then might and power were in your hand, And glory crowned your name.
" The white man's toils are in our path, And the Great Spirit frowns in wrath Upon our council fires ; Our forests fall, our streams are low, We fade, we perish, e'er we go, Our sun in night expire...s.
" Great Spirit ! when descends the blow Upon lona, let me go To lead my erring child Safely along our pathway home ; I see it now, I see it come, Over the dreary wild.
" Hark ! 'tis her spirit calls," he said, " I come to meet thee with the dead ; " And plunging headlong from the rock, In the same spirit-land he woke.
They laid them where the mosses creep, Where night-dews on the dark pines weep ; And then a requiem wild they sung O'er the resting-place of old and young, — The green tree fell'd in pride and power, The blasted oak and the blighted flower.
What to read after Gathered Leaves?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dana, Eliza A. Fuller to read onlineMoreLess
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