One Way to the Woods
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Dissolving in the breathless night.
Fine forces mounted, spirit-wise ; In shining wraiths I saw them pass.
And essences of trees and grass Rise soul-like to the skies.
OCTOBER SONG THE locust trees are hung with pods Of glossy russet-brown.
And tawny leaves of sycamores Are swiftly drifting down.
Their purple clusters, over-ripe.
The trailing wild-grapes show ; And frost -tipped woodbine clambers up From scarlet depths below.
Still clinging to the clover stalks Are blossoms, white and sweet : 3...1 ONE WAY TO THE WOODS And pricked in tufted rows, the fields Are green with winter wheat.
On furrowed mold, where grew the corn.
Pale, golden stubble stands ; And lingering blackbirds pipe and trill Through swampy meadow-lands.
Far, far above, within the blue.
Half hid in lofty flight, A hawk sails slow, and sunward turns A breast of shining white.
The air is full of milkweed films.
And floating thistle floss ; And busily the spiders spin Their silver nets across The red-oak's tangled undergrowth Of lacing boughs, and string The yellow lindens, that the winds Are rudely pillaging.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dissolving in the breathless night.
Fine forces mounted, spirit-wise ; In shining wraiths I saw them pass.
And essences of trees and grass Rise soul-like to the skies.
OCTOBER SONG THE locust trees are hung with pods Of glossy russet-brown.
And tawny leaves of sycamores Are swiftly drifting down.
Their purple clusters, over-ripe.
The trailing wild-grapes show ; And frost -tipped woodbine clambers up From scarlet depths below.
Still clinging to the clover stalks Are blossoms, white and sweet : 3...1 ONE WAY TO THE WOODS And pricked in tufted rows, the fields Are green with winter wheat.
On furrowed mold, where grew the corn.
Pale, golden stubble stands ; And lingering blackbirds pipe and trill Through swampy meadow-lands.
Far, far above, within the blue.
Half hid in lofty flight, A hawk sails slow, and sunward turns A breast of shining white.
The air is full of milkweed films.
And floating thistle floss ; And busily the spiders spin Their silver nets across The red-oak's tangled undergrowth Of lacing boughs, and string The yellow lindens, that the winds Are rudely pillaging.
What to read after One Way to the Woods?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rogers, Bruce, 1870-1957, Former Owner. Dlc to read onlineMoreLess
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