Poems by George Pope Morris
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Where zephyrs crisp and cool
The fountains as they play, With health upon their wings of light, And gladness on their way. Oh, would that she were here, With these balm-breathing trees, The sylvan daughters of the sun, The rain-cloud, and the breeze! Oh, would that she were here, Where glide the rosy hours, Murm'ring the drowsy hum of bees, And fragrant with the flowers: Where Heaven's redeeming love Spans earth in Mercy's bow-- The promise of the world above Unto the world below. Oh, would that she were here, Amid these shades serene-- Oh, for the spell of woman's love, To consecrate the scene! The Sword and the Staff |
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