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Her bonnet; but my weary muse Her feeble wings must drop ; If you would see its like again Go view an old gig-top !
RAG-CARPET RHYMES. 89 And when "Aunt Hetty" went to church In corks, calash, and all, She walked in seven feet dignity Oh! me; but " wasn t she tall !
RAG-CARPET RHYMES.
As I sat stripping, stripping away, Making my carpet of rags, to-day, Shredding up garments all worn and old, Which once had sheltered from heat and cold The loves of the household, in by-gone... time When they were new, and in their prime, My thoughts were away with those vanished years, Their loves and their labors, their hopes and fears.
I touched not a garment but brought to mind Some pleasure, or pain, long left behind, And busy Mem ry would often beguile The starting tear, with a passing. Smile, Linking life s bitterest hour of pain To its sweetest day by a golden chain. 8* 90 EAG- CARPET RHYMES.
So closely mingled were joy and grief, The darkened moments so few and brief, That I thought and I hummed my thought aloud- " There s a silver lining to every cloud.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
follow her example).
Her bonnet; but my weary muse Her feeble wings must drop ; If you would see its like again Go view an old gig-top !
RAG-CARPET RHYMES. 89 And when "Aunt Hetty" went to church In corks, calash, and all, She walked in seven feet dignity Oh! me; but " wasn t she tall !
RAG-CARPET RHYMES.
As I sat stripping, stripping away, Making my carpet of rags, to-day, Shredding up garments all worn and old, Which once had sheltered from heat and cold The loves of the household, in by-gone... time When they were new, and in their prime, My thoughts were away with those vanished years, Their loves and their labors, their hopes and fears.
I touched not a garment but brought to mind Some pleasure, or pain, long left behind, And busy Mem ry would often beguile The starting tear, with a passing. Smile, Linking life s bitterest hour of pain To its sweetest day by a golden chain. 8* 90 EAG- CARPET RHYMES.
So closely mingled were joy and grief, The darkened moments so few and brief, That I thought and I hummed my thought aloud- " There s a silver lining to every cloud.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances Dana Barker Gage to read onlineMoreLess
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