The Heart of the Hills, And Other Poems
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(13) mbcn T Bm Oia to muir of the mountains HEN my hair is touched with silver, And my days of youth are done, And I linger as a shadow on life's ^ream.
Let me re^ among the mountains Where the spring-time flowers will keep The silent, inspiration of my dream.
Let me sit among the shadows Of the ash trees on the hill, Where the brown leaves ever ru^le in the dawn; Let me turn my eyes to heaven.
And my thoughts to earth and friends.
Ere my soul seeks yet its mission farther on.
Let me listen to ...the murmur Of the pines, and let me hear The music of the ever-rippling breams; Let me scent the fragrant odor Of the hawthorne and the rose, And renew again life's old, familiar dreams.
Let me climb those rugged mountains Where the vulture makes his home In the cliffs beneath the gnarled and ^orm- tossed trees; Let me drink from those cool streamlets, Fed by snow, and let me feel The coolness of the summer's balmy breeze- Let me find the ^rength of virtue In the breath of every flower.
And a place where I can re^, when 1 am old; For I'll soon be growing weary Of this Grange world's my^ic lure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(13) mbcn T Bm Oia to muir of the mountains HEN my hair is touched with silver, And my days of youth are done, And I linger as a shadow on life's ^ream.
Let me re^ among the mountains Where the spring-time flowers will keep The silent, inspiration of my dream.
Let me sit among the shadows Of the ash trees on the hill, Where the brown leaves ever ru^le in the dawn; Let me turn my eyes to heaven.
And my thoughts to earth and friends.
Ere my soul seeks yet its mission farther on.
Let me listen to ...the murmur Of the pines, and let me hear The music of the ever-rippling breams; Let me scent the fragrant odor Of the hawthorne and the rose, And renew again life's old, familiar dreams.
Let me climb those rugged mountains Where the vulture makes his home In the cliffs beneath the gnarled and ^orm- tossed trees; Let me drink from those cool streamlets, Fed by snow, and let me feel The coolness of the summer's balmy breeze- Let me find the ^rength of virtue In the breath of every flower.
And a place where I can re^, when 1 am old; For I'll soon be growing weary Of this Grange world's my^ic lure.
What to read after The Heart of the Hills, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mcgimsey, Grover C to read onlineMoreLess
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