England over Seas by Lloyd Roberts
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Stir of lifting heads
Over violet beds; Piping of the first glad robin Through the greens and reds; Croak of sullen crows When the south wind blows, Sighing in the shaggy spruces Wet with melted snows; Whisper of the rain Down the hills again, And the heavy feet of waters Tramping on the plain. Now the Goddess Spring Makes the woodlands ring, Bringing with a hundred voices Joy to everything. The Flutes of the Frogs 'Tis not the notes of the homing birds through the first warm April rain, Or the scarlet buds and the rising green come back to the land again, That stirs my heart from its winter sleep to pulse to the old refrain; But when from the miles of bubbling marsh and |
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