Poems by George Pope Morris
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Not yon star above
Is more true to heaven Then he to his love! The Whip-Poor-Will. "The plaint of the wailing Whip-poor-will, Who mourns unseen and ceaseless sings Ever a note of wail and wo, Till Morning spreads her rosy wings, And earth and sky in her glances glow." J. R. Drake. Why dost thou come at set of sun, Those pensive words to say? Why whip poor Will?--What has he done? And who is Will, I pray? Why come from yon leaf-shaded hill, A suppliant at my door?-- Why ask of me to whip poor Will? |
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