Wayside Music : Lyrics, Songs And Sonnets
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Haste not by to-day !
■'■ ■'■ More gently let thy waters take their way, As on thy banks we dedicate This shaft unto the dead, the great.
Whose memory, like thy stream, a shining story.
Shall broaden to a boundless sea of glory.
The dwellers in Manhattan's crowded mart May here see Nature play her silent part.
The stream that brings them wealth Here steps with bashful stealth, Soft, as in moccasins an Indian maiden, Its breast with trees, like tresses, overladen.
As now from many a path in life... you meet, The hills in their immortal verdure greet, Come with me in my boat of rhyme.
Come and ascend the stream of time.
Back when the nation was a century newer And held true heroes, though her sons were fewer.
59 6o WAYSIDE MUSIC.
Quiet for many a year has here been found — The wild bird feared no martial sight nor sound.
Under the peaceful fields, well-kept, The ashes of the soldier slept.
With summer's guard of tasselled com around.
And winter's snow-shroud hallowing the ground.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Haste not by to-day !
■'■ ■'■ More gently let thy waters take their way, As on thy banks we dedicate This shaft unto the dead, the great.
Whose memory, like thy stream, a shining story.
Shall broaden to a boundless sea of glory.
The dwellers in Manhattan's crowded mart May here see Nature play her silent part.
The stream that brings them wealth Here steps with bashful stealth, Soft, as in moccasins an Indian maiden, Its breast with trees, like tresses, overladen.
As now from many a path in life... you meet, The hills in their immortal verdure greet, Come with me in my boat of rhyme.
Come and ascend the stream of time.
Back when the nation was a century newer And held true heroes, though her sons were fewer.
59 6o WAYSIDE MUSIC.
Quiet for many a year has here been found — The wild bird feared no martial sight nor sound.
Under the peaceful fields, well-kept, The ashes of the soldier slept.
With summer's guard of tasselled com around.
And winter's snow-shroud hallowing the ground.
What to read after Wayside Music : Lyrics, Songs And Sonnets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Henry Crandall to read onlineMoreLess
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