Whitelock, William Wallace, 1869-1940 · New York, E. P. Dutton & company · leaf 112
riage —Madly reels the brain, and reason Totters on her narrow throne ;Rushing madly to the window, Go ! you murmur with a groan ;Then you halt, The Suwanee River Rises upward to your ear,Or some other simple ditty That in childhoods days was dear;And you close your eyes to listen, While the music… … THE DEAREST ONE I love the ways of sunny France,The tender song, the joyous dance,The vine-clad hills mid verdant leas,Through which the rivers seek the seas;The rippling laugh, the roguish glance —Ah yes, I love thee, merry France. And Germany, where music sprangAnew to life, where poets sang,And…
Children's poetry
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