More Songs From Vagabondia by Bliss Carman;Richard Hovey
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"I shall rise tall as an elm in my grace-- I shall be clothed as catalpa is clad-- Poets shall crown me with lyrics of praise-- Lovers for lure of my blossoms go mad!" Which shall it be, baby? Guess you at all? Only I know in the lull of the year You have said now where your choosing shall fall, Only you have not yet heard yourself, dear. So, like a mocking-bird, up in the trees, I watching wondering where you have grown, Borrow a note from a birdfellow's glees, Fittest to sing you, and make it my own. Only I know as I wonder, Karlene, Singing up here where you think me a star, Heaven's still above me, and some one serene Laughs in the blue sky and knows what you are. KARLENE. Good-morning, Karlene. It's a very Fine beautiful world we are in. Well, you _do_ look as ripe as a berry; |
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