Salt Lake Telegram | 1926-11-28 | Page 4 | Charming Book of Verse Presented by Sara Teasdale

Charming Book of Of Verse Presented by Sara Teasdale Sara Sar Teasdale has completed another slim sum volume of her ex- ex verse Lilting rhythmic that singing which so charmingly characterized her Love Songs and Flame and Shadow has become more more pro pronounced mo more e wholly delightful than ever in rn her new lyrical of offering offering of of- fering Dark of the Moon A particularly lovely little bit bitis is I Could Snatch a Day from the tile section called Arcturus in Autumn I could snatch a day out of the late autumn And set it ling tren-ling like forgotten for for- gotten springs There would be sharp blue skies with new leaves shining I And flying shadows cast by flying wings I could take the heavy wheel whee of the world and break it But we sit brooding while the ashes fall Cowering over an an old fire that dwindles Waiting for for- nothing at all Sara needs no introduction intro to selective readers and she will gain new admirers rs by this charming little book The book The MacMillan company Ne New York c. c