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Besides, I often think that just as the Poem Nature is made up half of rude, rough realities and homely materials & processes, so it is necessary for women to con struct their Poem, Home, on a groundwork of homeliest details & occupations, providing for the bodily wants & com forts of their household, and that without putting their own hands to this, their Poem will lack the vital, fresh, growing, nature-like quality that alone endures, and that of this soil will grow, with fitting preparation ...& culture, noble & more vigorous intellectual life in women, fit to embody it self in wider spheres afterwards if the call comes. This month of May that comes to you so laden with great and sorrowful & beautiful & tender memories, and that is your birth-month too, I cannot say that I think of you more than at any other time, for there is no month nor day that my thoughts do not habitually & spontaneously turn to you, refer all to you yet I seem to come closer because of the Poems that tell me of what relates to that time; but most of no ANNE GILCHRIST AND WALT WHITMAN all when I think of your beloved Mother, because then I often yearn, more than I know how to bear, to comfort you with love and tender care and silent companionship.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Besides, I often think that just as the Poem Nature is made up half of rude, rough realities and homely materials & processes, so it is necessary for women to con struct their Poem, Home, on a groundwork of homeliest details & occupations, providing for the bodily wants & com forts of their household, and that without putting their own hands to this, their Poem will lack the vital, fresh, growing, nature-like quality that alone endures, and that of this soil will grow, with fitting preparation ...& culture, noble & more vigorous intellectual life in women, fit to embody it self in wider spheres afterwards if the call comes. This month of May that comes to you so laden with great and sorrowful & beautiful & tender memories, and that is your birth-month too, I cannot say that I think of you more than at any other time, for there is no month nor day that my thoughts do not habitually & spontaneously turn to you, refer all to you yet I seem to come closer because of the Poems that tell me of what relates to that time; but most of no ANNE GILCHRIST AND WALT WHITMAN all when I think of your beloved Mother, because then I often yearn, more than I know how to bear, to comfort you with love and tender care and silent companionship.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anne Burrows Gilchrist to read onlineMoreLess
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