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Identifier: twilightdreamsbe00newy (find matches)
Title: Twilight dreams: being poems and pictures of life and nature
Year: 1891 (1890s)
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Subjects: English poetry
Publisher: New York, Cassell publishing company
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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MUST you go, and leave us ^Sitf J^^Slone, ^E^A!s==t— Companions of our summerhours ?Alas ! when you afar have flownA weary life will then be ours.We oft have watched at sunny eveThe changes in your airy flight,And longed like you the air to cleaveWith hearts all buoyant with delight. We saw you come in lovely spring, When all the earth was bright and gay, And hearty was our welcoming.Yet you so soon will fly away ! To southern lands, where spring is still,And balmy odours fill the air, You haste oer stream and dale and hill :O would that we could follow there ! With you depart sweet summer days, And winter shows its icy hand ;Bright flowrets fade before our gaze, And falling leaves bestrew the land.Ah, you must go, alas ! farewell! Twere death for )ou with us to stay,But hopes within our hearts will dwell That we shall meet again in May. Edward Oxenford.
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THE VILLAGE MAV-DAY. n^ILED up with sticks, to yonder townJ^ The great mill-waggon lumbers down ;^ Drawn by three horses, tall and strong,The great mill-waggon rolls along. The millers smock is clean and new.And smart with ribbons, red and blue ;And tinkling bells on bridle-reinHave made the stately horses vain. And every year the first of May Is made the village holiday : The school is closed : the children run In meadows smiling with the sun. And now before the nr.ll they w.ut.While some, impatient, climb the gate,And shout with glee, when drawing nearThe loudly rumbling wheels they hear. And soon the horses loom in sight.With gay rosettes and harness bright,While close beside the leaders headThe miller walks with sturdy tread. Long may the festive day come roundAnd find the miller hale and sound,And may his goods increase, and stillThe great wheel turn his busy mill. J. R. EasiWOOD. THE SISTERS CHOICE: A SONNET.

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  • bookcentury:1800
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