Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 489
e realthing. The true poetry of Nature makes you feelas open air, blue skies, dancing waves, shadowyforest, and sunshiny meadowmake you feel,—inspired andrevived by their own deliciousfreshness. The poet whoseheart is full of the gladnessof the May, will make hissongs echo with it; and manysuch… … She has virgins many,Fresh and faire;Yet you areMore sweet than any. Yare the Maiden Posies,And so gractTo be plactFore damask roses. Yet though thus respected,By and byYe do lie,Poore girles, neglected. : 77-1 SONGS OF SPRING. 463 « hey arc home-flowers to almost everybody; and rose, the shamrock,…
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