The Reaper And Other Poems
The Reaper And Other Poems
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S. Centennial, 1876; Gold Medal, Royal Agricultural Society, England, 1878 and 1881 ; Grand Prize, Paris, 1878; Officer of the Legion of Honor, 1878; Grand Gold Medal, Melbourne, 1880; Gold Medal, New Zealand Exposition, 1882 ; Grand Gold Medal, Rome, 1883. ] THE HEART OF THE SIERRAS.
THE DIVIDED HOUSE.
NO firelight gilds the vines that creep Across the narrow sash, No bucket hangs from bending sweep, No 'swing from leaning ash.
No birds are nesting in the trees, No fowl are in the yard ; The r...usset hives have lost their bees, The riven door is barred.
The gladdest hours I ever knew Were in that silent hall ; The sweetest fruit that ever grew Hung on that garden-wall.
Of all the glorious trees, not one Escaped the bolt or blight, And here, beneath a cloudless sun, Lie shades of endless night.
I Ve seen a lawn like velvet there, And roses white as snow ; I Ve seen an angel on that stair, I 've looked on Heaven, below.
I 've swung upon that broken gate, I 've raced that tangled path, And never dreamed that sire could hate, Or brothers part in wrath.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
S. Centennial, 1876; Gold Medal, Royal Agricultural Society, England, 1878 and 1881 ; Grand Prize, Paris, 1878; Officer of the Legion of Honor, 1878; Grand Gold Medal, Melbourne, 1880; Gold Medal, New Zealand Exposition, 1882 ; Grand Gold Medal, Rome, 1883. ] THE HEART OF THE SIERRAS.
THE DIVIDED HOUSE.
NO firelight gilds the vines that creep Across the narrow sash, No bucket hangs from bending sweep, No 'swing from leaning ash.
No birds are nesting in the trees, No fowl are in the yard ; The r...usset hives have lost their bees, The riven door is barred.
The gladdest hours I ever knew Were in that silent hall ; The sweetest fruit that ever grew Hung on that garden-wall.
Of all the glorious trees, not one Escaped the bolt or blight, And here, beneath a cloudless sun, Lie shades of endless night.
I Ve seen a lawn like velvet there, And roses white as snow ; I Ve seen an angel on that stair, I 've looked on Heaven, below.
I 've swung upon that broken gate, I 've raced that tangled path, And never dreamed that sire could hate, Or brothers part in wrath.
What to read after The Reaper And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry C Henry Chester Parsons to read onlineMoreLess
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