Green Mountain Poets
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170 GREEN MOUNTAIN POETS.
CHARLES HENRY IIAYNES, A, M. , FORMERLY OF PERU, VERMONT NOW PRINCIPAL OF FENN ST. GRAMMAR SCHOOL, PITTSFIELD, MASS.
THE OLD CLOCK.
WRITTEN AT PERU, VERMONT, 1862.
Tick, tick, tick, beating an even time, From morn till night, from night till morn, With loud alarm, as day is born Keeping pace with my measured rhyme.
Tick, tick, tick, behind the great hall door Slow and steady, steady and slow, Backward and forward, to and fro, Swings the pendulum, near the floor.
Tick, ...tick, tick, within an oaken case \Veights and pullies, pullies and weights Mark, with hands, the flying dates, Gliding o er the smooth, round face.
Tick, tick, tick, a lesson all must learn The young and aged, aged and young Count the strokes of its great brass tongue- Knell of hours that never return !
Tick, tick, tick, I well recall the day, Slyly creeping, creeping so sly, Shunning my mother s watchful eye, On the great hall-floor, by the clock I lay : GREEN MOUNTAIN POETS. 171 Tick, tick, tick, not long I thus had lain; Sun and shadow, shadow and sun, (Type of the race we mortals run, ) Brightened its face, then faded again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
170 GREEN MOUNTAIN POETS.
CHARLES HENRY IIAYNES, A, M. , FORMERLY OF PERU, VERMONT NOW PRINCIPAL OF FENN ST. GRAMMAR SCHOOL, PITTSFIELD, MASS.
THE OLD CLOCK.
WRITTEN AT PERU, VERMONT, 1862.
Tick, tick, tick, beating an even time, From morn till night, from night till morn, With loud alarm, as day is born Keeping pace with my measured rhyme.
Tick, tick, tick, behind the great hall door Slow and steady, steady and slow, Backward and forward, to and fro, Swings the pendulum, near the floor.
Tick, ...tick, tick, within an oaken case \Veights and pullies, pullies and weights Mark, with hands, the flying dates, Gliding o er the smooth, round face.
Tick, tick, tick, a lesson all must learn The young and aged, aged and young Count the strokes of its great brass tongue- Knell of hours that never return !
Tick, tick, tick, I well recall the day, Slyly creeping, creeping so sly, Shunning my mother s watchful eye, On the great hall-floor, by the clock I lay : GREEN MOUNTAIN POETS. 171 Tick, tick, tick, not long I thus had lain; Sun and shadow, shadow and sun, (Type of the race we mortals run, ) Brightened its face, then faded again.
What to read after Green Mountain Poets?
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