Poems of Life in the Country
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Dainty fringes 'Round their lovely bells; Is the story Of their glory That the vision tells.
56 Blue Fringed Gentians. Photo by W. R. Pond.
In Conn.
POEMS FROM LIFE'S EXPERIENCE GOLDENROD Near the old stone wall, by the country road, Close by the fence, after fields are mowed.
Bowing politely, to those who had trod Over the hills, is the goldenrod.
All day long with the winds at play.
Growing in beauty day by day ; Counting its bloom as a mass of gold.
Despising all others as poor and old.
O, t...he goldenrod is a proud young thing And sways its head with a saucy fling, But when you meet it and stop a while, It greets you then with a winning smile.
OCTOBER DAYS In the golden haze of October days, In the woodland valleys and hills There are showers of gold for the leaves grown old.
Drop fast into Nature's tills.
Then the prickly burrs, when the sharp wind stirs Every branch of the chestnut tree, Opened wide by frost, never heed the cost.
But give of their treasures free.
O those woodland hills, how their beauty thrills.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dainty fringes 'Round their lovely bells; Is the story Of their glory That the vision tells.
56 Blue Fringed Gentians. Photo by W. R. Pond.
In Conn.
POEMS FROM LIFE'S EXPERIENCE GOLDENROD Near the old stone wall, by the country road, Close by the fence, after fields are mowed.
Bowing politely, to those who had trod Over the hills, is the goldenrod.
All day long with the winds at play.
Growing in beauty day by day ; Counting its bloom as a mass of gold.
Despising all others as poor and old.
O, t...he goldenrod is a proud young thing And sways its head with a saucy fling, But when you meet it and stop a while, It greets you then with a winning smile.
OCTOBER DAYS In the golden haze of October days, In the woodland valleys and hills There are showers of gold for the leaves grown old.
Drop fast into Nature's tills.
Then the prickly burrs, when the sharp wind stirs Every branch of the chestnut tree, Opened wide by frost, never heed the cost.
But give of their treasures free.
O those woodland hills, how their beauty thrills.
What to read after Poems of Life in the Country?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin Francis Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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