The Ship Makers And Other Verses
The Ship Makers And Other Verses
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I will away by the land, pole in hand, Where the bees have a gay time Over the red border.
Geraniums — the gardener's pride — Still" in trim order.
I will away by the land to yon far clime.
The green wondrous island With its causeway and romantic railing, Whither you, little white wings, Laden with rich things and many things, Piratical treasure beyond measure, Are presently sailing.
" Ha ! the cross white swan !
What a proud galleon !
How stately to look upon !
What an arched prow, and see, no...w, Gilded beak too ! Will he stop you, Little white wings, on your swift way ?
Your course will he stay 36 To take toll, little white wings, Of" your treasure piratical, Demanding some or all Of your rich things and many things.
Ship of my heart, little light gay wings ?
He swims that way. Not at all !
He dips his proud head to my pennon.
"A race ! A race !
Little white wings, do me proud now Against Jack's, yonder lubber craft.
Methiiiks too soon Jack laughed At your cut of canvas.
That's right, girl, to windward !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I will away by the land, pole in hand, Where the bees have a gay time Over the red border.
Geraniums — the gardener's pride — Still" in trim order.
I will away by the land to yon far clime.
The green wondrous island With its causeway and romantic railing, Whither you, little white wings, Laden with rich things and many things, Piratical treasure beyond measure, Are presently sailing.
" Ha ! the cross white swan !
What a proud galleon !
How stately to look upon !
What an arched prow, and see, no...w, Gilded beak too ! Will he stop you, Little white wings, on your swift way ?
Your course will he stay 36 To take toll, little white wings, Of" your treasure piratical, Demanding some or all Of your rich things and many things.
Ship of my heart, little light gay wings ?
He swims that way. Not at all !
He dips his proud head to my pennon.
"A race ! A race !
Little white wings, do me proud now Against Jack's, yonder lubber craft.
Methiiiks too soon Jack laughed At your cut of canvas.
That's right, girl, to windward !
What to read after The Ship Makers And Other Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Janetta Iw Mackie Murray to read onlineMoreLess
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