The High Top Sweeting And Other Poems
The High Top Sweeting And Other Poems
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/^\NCE more amid your pleasant scenes, New England fields and woods, Your shining streams and sunny farms and shady solitudes, Your pastures with their grazing herds, content and sleek and mute, Your fair long rows of orchard trees, adroop with rosy fruit.
I pluck the brilliant golden-rod and asters at my feet; I climb the vine-draped boulder, and pull the bitter sweet ; I thread the deepest brookside dells to find the gentian blue, And in sweet Nature's youth and joy, am young and joyful too.
...58 IN THE FIELDS.
wood-paths, wild wood-paths, in days remembered well, 1 walked unsnared amid your toils, nor ever tripped nor fell ; O'er tangled stems and twisted roots I bounded lightly then, Sure-footed as the antelope in wildest mountain glen.
Alas, alas ! my foot has lost the cunning of old days ; I stumble in the briery paths ; I shun the rocky ways ; The brambles tear my careless hair, and try to hold me back ; The thorn-boughs stab me as I pass, then close and hide my track.
O blackbird, glad blackbird, that warbles all the day, Deep in the laden orchards, the old familiar lay, When last I strolled as now among the stubble of the wheat, You scarcely ceased your whistling at the rustle of my feet ; IN THE FIELDS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
/^\NCE more amid your pleasant scenes, New England fields and woods, Your shining streams and sunny farms and shady solitudes, Your pastures with their grazing herds, content and sleek and mute, Your fair long rows of orchard trees, adroop with rosy fruit.
I pluck the brilliant golden-rod and asters at my feet; I climb the vine-draped boulder, and pull the bitter sweet ; I thread the deepest brookside dells to find the gentian blue, And in sweet Nature's youth and joy, am young and joyful too.
...58 IN THE FIELDS.
wood-paths, wild wood-paths, in days remembered well, 1 walked unsnared amid your toils, nor ever tripped nor fell ; O'er tangled stems and twisted roots I bounded lightly then, Sure-footed as the antelope in wildest mountain glen.
Alas, alas ! my foot has lost the cunning of old days ; I stumble in the briery paths ; I shun the rocky ways ; The brambles tear my careless hair, and try to hold me back ; The thorn-boughs stab me as I pass, then close and hide my track.
O blackbird, glad blackbird, that warbles all the day, Deep in the laden orchards, the old familiar lay, When last I strolled as now among the stubble of the wheat, You scarcely ceased your whistling at the rustle of my feet ; IN THE FIELDS.
What to read after The High Top Sweeting And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Ann Chase Akers Allen to read onlineMoreLess
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