Musings On a Locomotive
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When the fields and the forests are all in full bloom I love to go there and inhale the perfume Of the wild rose, the horse-mint, and sweet daffodil, That bloom on the banks of that dear little rill.
The azalea, wild apple, entwining woodbine.
The trailing arbutus and foxberry vine — All fling their sweet fragrance to float on the breeze That sweeps through the boughs of the tall maple trees.
Can it be, when the heart becomes palsied and cold, On a snowy white page its thoughts are still told?
...O, bright little streamlet, forever flow on !
Thou wilt not perish though perish my song.
TO COUSIN HATTIE.
Thy kind letter is received And wdth its contents I am please.d But pardon me — I must proclaim No flattery can make me vain.
MUSINGS ON A LOCOMOTIVE. 77 For nature filed her frugal claim And gave to me an honest name, A tender heart, a willing hand.
And poetiy too at my command.
Then how can flattery make me vain?
'T is not for fortune nor for fame That I have written ; but to bind A flowery wreath of mortal mind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When the fields and the forests are all in full bloom I love to go there and inhale the perfume Of the wild rose, the horse-mint, and sweet daffodil, That bloom on the banks of that dear little rill.
The azalea, wild apple, entwining woodbine.
The trailing arbutus and foxberry vine — All fling their sweet fragrance to float on the breeze That sweeps through the boughs of the tall maple trees.
Can it be, when the heart becomes palsied and cold, On a snowy white page its thoughts are still told?
...O, bright little streamlet, forever flow on !
Thou wilt not perish though perish my song.
TO COUSIN HATTIE.
Thy kind letter is received And wdth its contents I am please.d But pardon me — I must proclaim No flattery can make me vain.
MUSINGS ON A LOCOMOTIVE. 77 For nature filed her frugal claim And gave to me an honest name, A tender heart, a willing hand.
And poetiy too at my command.
Then how can flattery make me vain?
'T is not for fortune nor for fame That I have written ; but to bind A flowery wreath of mortal mind.
What to read after Musings On a Locomotive?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Heylmun, James Wheeler, 1848- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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