Poetry of the year, passages from the poets descriptive of the seasons1853 |
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... OF FROST , THE VERDANT GROUND - BRUCE THE GREAT SUN , SCATTERING THE CLOUDS WILSON HOW GAY THIS MEADOW ! -LIKE A GAMESOME BOY V HURDIS 21 2222 * * * * * ≈ 22 25 26 27 28 30 31 32 SUMMER . HER EYELIDS DROPPED THEIR SILKEN EAVES - I.
... OF FROST , THE VERDANT GROUND - BRUCE THE GREAT SUN , SCATTERING THE CLOUDS WILSON HOW GAY THIS MEADOW ! -LIKE A GAMESOME BOY V HURDIS 21 2222 * * * * * ≈ 22 25 26 27 28 30 31 32 SUMMER . HER EYELIDS DROPPED THEIR SILKEN EAVES - I.
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Poetry. SUMMER . HER EYELIDS DROPPED THEIR SILKEN EAVES - I STOOD TIPTOE UPON A LITTLE HILL HERE HAPPY WOULD THEY STRAY IN SUMMER HOURS AROUND THE ADJOINING BROOK , THAT PURLS ALONG TO ONE WHO HAS BEEN LONG IN CITY PENT AND SOON ...
Poetry. SUMMER . HER EYELIDS DROPPED THEIR SILKEN EAVES - I STOOD TIPTOE UPON A LITTLE HILL HERE HAPPY WOULD THEY STRAY IN SUMMER HOURS AROUND THE ADJOINING BROOK , THAT PURLS ALONG TO ONE WHO HAS BEEN LONG IN CITY PENT AND SOON ...
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... SUMMER . HER EYELIDS DROPPED THEIR SILKEN EAVES - A VARIOUS GROUP THE HERDS AND FLOCKS COMPOSE THE SILVERY LAKE IS STREAKED WITH PLACID BLUE LITTLE TOM AND ROGUISH KATE ARE SWINGING COUCHED BY HIS NATIVE BROOK'S GREEN MAZE HERE RUSTIC ...
... SUMMER . HER EYELIDS DROPPED THEIR SILKEN EAVES - A VARIOUS GROUP THE HERDS AND FLOCKS COMPOSE THE SILVERY LAKE IS STREAKED WITH PLACID BLUE LITTLE TOM AND ROGUISH KATE ARE SWINGING COUCHED BY HIS NATIVE BROOK'S GREEN MAZE HERE RUSTIC ...
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... where there falls no blight- I shall find them there , with their eyes of light ! Where Death midst the blooms of the morn may dwell , I tarry no longer - farewell , farewell ! The summer is coming , on soft winds borne- Ye 5 SPRING .
... where there falls no blight- I shall find them there , with their eyes of light ! Where Death midst the blooms of the morn may dwell , I tarry no longer - farewell , farewell ! The summer is coming , on soft winds borne- Ye 5 SPRING .
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Poetry. The summer is coming , on soft winds borne- Ye may press the grape , ye may bind the corn ! For me , I depart to a brighter shore— Ye are mark'd by care , ye are mine no more : I go where the loved who have left you dwell , And ...
Poetry. The summer is coming , on soft winds borne- Ye may press the grape , ye may bind the corn ! For me , I depart to a brighter shore— Ye are mark'd by care , ye are mine no more : I go where the loved who have left you dwell , And ...
Términos y frases comunes
AUTUMN behold bending Beneath birds bloom blue boughs bower breathe breeze bright brook brow buds burst CHARLOTTE SMITH cheerful CLARE clouds cowslip cuckoo daisies dance delight dewy E'en earth eaves faint fair fields flock flowers forest fresh gale gentle gleam glow go a-Maying golden grass green green days grove hath hawthorn heart heaven hill hither king-cups kiss L. E. BARKER lark lazy Kate leaves LEIGH HUNT light lonely elm looks mead merry morn moss mountains murmurs Nature's night nightingale noise o'er pale Philomel rain rejoice ringdoves rock round rustling scatter'd shade Shawford shepherd shining shower silent silver silver beech sings smile soft song sound spray Spring sunny sunny brow sweet thee thou tree universal song vale violets voice wain walk wanton song warbling waving wild wind wings winter aconite wood anemone woodland woods yellow