Morning Lights And Evening Shadows
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Afar on the bluff's brown forehead Are clustered the homes of thrift; On the intervale, ripe for the sickle, The harvests their billows lift.
I have eaten their bread and their honey.
But to-day, for an hour, I scorn The bees in the upland clover.
The reapers of lowland corn.
lOS Wayside Musings 109 I will sit here a monarch like Adam, Creation's procession to scan, While bird and beast pass by me.
And that beast of burden, Man.
They are all of the race of the shadowy They fade like a wavelet's... gleam; But I for the moment seem real — I with my mid-day dream.
What creature is that in the meadow.
Parting the grass and the weeds With a long and slender furrow.
Like a water-snake in the reeds?
Aha! it is five young truants.
Running from yonder school.
To wander at will in the woodland, Or sport in the shadowy pool.
I am with you, my lads, for the frolic; Let us never grow up into men! — With you all day — but to-morrow.
Ah! you must excuse me then.
For I know your beldame mistress.
The bane of ingenuous youth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Afar on the bluff's brown forehead Are clustered the homes of thrift; On the intervale, ripe for the sickle, The harvests their billows lift.
I have eaten their bread and their honey.
But to-day, for an hour, I scorn The bees in the upland clover.
The reapers of lowland corn.
lOS Wayside Musings 109 I will sit here a monarch like Adam, Creation's procession to scan, While bird and beast pass by me.
And that beast of burden, Man.
They are all of the race of the shadowy They fade like a wavelet's... gleam; But I for the moment seem real — I with my mid-day dream.
What creature is that in the meadow.
Parting the grass and the weeds With a long and slender furrow.
Like a water-snake in the reeds?
Aha! it is five young truants.
Running from yonder school.
To wander at will in the woodland, Or sport in the shadowy pool.
I am with you, my lads, for the frolic; Let us never grow up into men! — With you all day — but to-morrow.
Ah! you must excuse me then.
For I know your beldame mistress.
The bane of ingenuous youth.
What to read after Morning Lights And Evening Shadows?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnson Rossiter to read onlineMoreLess
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