Taylor, Jane, 1783-1824, Taylor, Ann, 1782-1866 · Philadelphia : T. Ash · leaf 95
w behold the earth In varied beauty stand :The product view of six days birth, How wondrous and how grand ! The fields, the meadows, and the plain, The little laughing hills,The waters too, the mighty main, The rivers and the rills. Come then, behold them all, and say, How came these things to be… … THE TEMPEST. HARK ! tis the tempests hollow sound.The bursting thunder and the rain, While dense and heavy clouds unbound.In torrents fall upon the plain. See, too, the lightnings vivid flash,In quick succession fire the sky ; All form an universal crashOf elements at enmity The solid earth, as if…
Children's poetry, English
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