Hours At Home. Poems
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RETURNING HOME. 43 RETURNING HOME.
The sun had set, And in the west The pale moon met The craggy crest Of mountains, limned On skies of night, Where late had gleamed The dying light.
The iron horse Along his track, Had run his course And brought me back Thro' nightly depths— So, cold, alone, I bent my steps For home, for home.
The street lamps glared Like myriad ghosts, That sat and stared From off their posts, 44 HOURS AT HOME.
While shadows danced The lights between, And thus enhanced The nig...htly scene.
The sidewalk, swept By wailing winds, That moaned and crept About the pines, Led me to where A cottage ^ate Creaked in the air Of night, so late.
A lamp shone out Upon the snow, And spread about Its cheerful glow, That lit the walk Which led to where, The trusty lock She'd fixed with care.
RETURNING HOME. 45 I rang the bell To give my call, While footsteps fell Across the hall To welcome me From out the night — She turned the key, And all was light.
A loving smile That countenance lit, Nor died the while But lasteth yet; For in those eyes I daily see Where welcome lies For such as me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
RETURNING HOME. 43 RETURNING HOME.
The sun had set, And in the west The pale moon met The craggy crest Of mountains, limned On skies of night, Where late had gleamed The dying light.
The iron horse Along his track, Had run his course And brought me back Thro' nightly depths— So, cold, alone, I bent my steps For home, for home.
The street lamps glared Like myriad ghosts, That sat and stared From off their posts, 44 HOURS AT HOME.
While shadows danced The lights between, And thus enhanced The nig...htly scene.
The sidewalk, swept By wailing winds, That moaned and crept About the pines, Led me to where A cottage ^ate Creaked in the air Of night, so late.
A lamp shone out Upon the snow, And spread about Its cheerful glow, That lit the walk Which led to where, The trusty lock She'd fixed with care.
RETURNING HOME. 45 I rang the bell To give my call, While footsteps fell Across the hall To welcome me From out the night — She turned the key, And all was light.
A loving smile That countenance lit, Nor died the while But lasteth yet; For in those eyes I daily see Where welcome lies For such as me.
What to read after Hours At Home. Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sproull, Lyman H., B. 1867 to read onlineMoreLess
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