Songs, Sonnets & Miscellaneous Poems by Thomas Runciman
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So glooms the sea, so sounds her brool,
As from the East at eve comes on A gurly breeze. Sense yields to Fancy 'neath whose rule This inland scene is quickly full Of ocean moods wherein I con As in a picture; quickly gone. To what sweet use the mind may school A gurly breeze! SONNETS I. _A Hamadryad Dies._ Low mourned the Oread round the Arcadian hills; The Naiad murmured and the Dryad moaned; The meadow-maiden left her daffodils To join the Hamadryades who groaned Over a sister newly fallen dead. That Life might perish out of Arcady |
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