Toot Yer Horn And Other Poems
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So do not chide, beloved one, when I say That you'd forget me if I passed away ; That on your cheek would burn the same warm glow, And your lips wreathe in laughter just as gay. I would not alter Life's most wise decree, Nor do I "dumb forgetfulness " regret; Love me to-day if I am called away I'd rather you'd forget.
THE WEED.
HAD a seed of some unknown plant, I found it on the wayside as I walked ; I planted it and watered it with care And pictured all its beauty in my thought ; My fancy saw ...in it a blossom rare, Whose perfume would surpass the loveliest flowers A thing whose beauty, symmetry and grace Would glad my eyes through all the summer hours.
34 I planted deep the seed and little dreamed Its life and beauty had long since gone out ; That watchful care, rich earth and tireless toil Could never make the withered seed to sprout ; How could I know, unheeded there had fell A hideous weed close by my cherished seed And that the care and labor that I paid Was benefiting an unsightly weed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So do not chide, beloved one, when I say That you'd forget me if I passed away ; That on your cheek would burn the same warm glow, And your lips wreathe in laughter just as gay. I would not alter Life's most wise decree, Nor do I "dumb forgetfulness " regret; Love me to-day if I am called away I'd rather you'd forget.
THE WEED.
HAD a seed of some unknown plant, I found it on the wayside as I walked ; I planted it and watered it with care And pictured all its beauty in my thought ; My fancy saw ...in it a blossom rare, Whose perfume would surpass the loveliest flowers A thing whose beauty, symmetry and grace Would glad my eyes through all the summer hours.
34 I planted deep the seed and little dreamed Its life and beauty had long since gone out ; That watchful care, rich earth and tireless toil Could never make the withered seed to sprout ; How could I know, unheeded there had fell A hideous weed close by my cherished seed And that the care and labor that I paid Was benefiting an unsightly weed.
What to read after Toot Yer Horn And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ullie R Akerstrom to read onlineMoreLess
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