Fires of Driftwood by Isabel Ecclestone Mackay
page 61 of 107 (57%)
page 61 of 107 (57%)
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From the depth of dream.
Through the air bestirred Pulse of winging bird, Through the air bestirred Laugh of hidden stream. On the world's cold lips Fell warm finger-tips; On the world's cold lips Woke the glow and gleam! Spring awoke to-day! Somewhere--far away-- Spring awoke to-day From the depth of dream! In Town SOMEWHERE there's a willow budding In a hollow by the river, Where the autumn leaves lie sodden, Turning all the pool to brown; There's a thrush who's building early, With his feathers all a-shiver, And the maple sap is rising-- |
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