The Seasons: a Poem1878 |
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... golden sheen and purple hue ? It stands a sign most sure to me and you , That we in wisdom's hour our thoughts employ To dwell on scenes above ; where saints enjoy The presence glorious of the mighty Lord , 55 Now dressed in shining ...
... golden sheen and purple hue ? It stands a sign most sure to me and you , That we in wisdom's hour our thoughts employ To dwell on scenes above ; where saints enjoy The presence glorious of the mighty Lord , 55 Now dressed in shining ...
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... on their leafy dress , 220 Majestic waving , and their life confess ; The golden chrysalis its coffin leaves , Wide spreads its agile wing , and rides the breeze ; Revived , the buried grain its head uprears , Its SPRING . 23.
... on their leafy dress , 220 Majestic waving , and their life confess ; The golden chrysalis its coffin leaves , Wide spreads its agile wing , and rides the breeze ; Revived , the buried grain its head uprears , Its SPRING . 23.
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Oliver Raymond. SUMMER . WIDE spreads the Summer day , Lit up with golden ray ; Above , below , the vivid light appears ; Chill Winter's reign is o'er , And Spring has ceased to pour Her April showers , diffused in mantling tears ...
Oliver Raymond. SUMMER . WIDE spreads the Summer day , Lit up with golden ray ; Above , below , the vivid light appears ; Chill Winter's reign is o'er , And Spring has ceased to pour Her April showers , diffused in mantling tears ...
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... golden primrose fled , the violet blue , Each on the woodland range Has shared the deadly change . Now lies bereft the one of cobalt hue , Despoiled the other of her golden ray : They both in early Spring have had their brilliant day ...
... golden primrose fled , the violet blue , Each on the woodland range Has shared the deadly change . Now lies bereft the one of cobalt hue , Despoiled the other of her golden ray : They both in early Spring have had their brilliant day ...
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... and softer gleam , More fitting , it should seem , For her whom Summer's law forbids t'expand Her beauteous leaf , in streaky dress Of rosy , golden , blue , and scarlet loveliness . V. So great her loss we mourn , Nay , SUMMER . 29.
... and softer gleam , More fitting , it should seem , For her whom Summer's law forbids t'expand Her beauteous leaf , in streaky dress Of rosy , golden , blue , and scarlet loveliness . V. So great her loss we mourn , Nay , SUMMER . 29.
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