Secor, Eugene, b. 1841, Secor, Alson, b. 1871, Juvenile Collection (Library of Congress) DLC · Des Moines, Ia. : Successful Farming · leaf 14
harmonies.Such poems, dropped from out theskies, No gold can buy. I like your tawny hue,It looks so Quakerlike and shy,You do not court the public eye— Always in view. You love a quiet spotAway from every sordid care.You pour your soul out freely where Mankind is not. And O, such matchless… … Two robins chatted in a tree One ruddy April morning.Slie talked of where the nest should be,Examined every limb, but he Just sang, all labor scorning. She carried sticks and straws, whilehe Sat on a limb above herSplitting his throat in tuneful glee,Watching her build in the apple-tree, He playing…
Children's poetry
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