Taylor, Jane, 1783-1824, Taylor, Ann, 1782-1866 · Philadelphia : T. Ash · leaf 132
THE FARM. BRIGHT glows the east with blushing red,While yet upon their wholesome bed,The sleeping labrers rest j FOR INFANT MI-NO!!., And the pale moon and silver star,Grow paler still, and wandring far,Sink slowly to the west. And see, behind the sloping hill, The morning clouds grow brighter… … And now, at Natures cheerful voice,The hills, and vales, and woods rejoice, The lark ascends the skies;And soon the cocks shrill notes alarmThe sleeping people at the farm, And bid them all arise. Then to the dairys cool retreat,The busy maids together meet: The careful mistress sees,Some tend with…
Children's poetry, English
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