The Poetical Works of Thomas Hood by Thomas Hood
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The very streams reflect the hues,
And blossom as they run: While Morn opes like a crimson rose, Still wet with pearly showers; Then, lady, leave the silken thread Thou twinest into flowers! BIRTHDAY VERSES. Good morrow to the golden morning, Good morrow to the world's delight-- I've come to bless thy life's beginning, Since it makes my own so bright! I have brought no roses, sweetest, I could find no flowers, dear,-- It was when all sweets were over Thou wert born to bless the year. But I've brought thee jewels, dearest, In thy bonny locks to shine,-- And if love shows in their glances, They have learn'd that look of mine! |
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