More Songs From Vagabondia by Bliss Carman;Richard Hovey
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All the morning weather!
How the yellow butterflies Danced and winked together! Till the day went down the hill Where the shadows waded. "Heigho, Soncy!" "Heigho, me!" Then I did as day did. All her tousled beauty bright And teasing as before, I left her there in sweet despair, A soncy maid no more. WHEN I WAS TWENTY. _It was June, and I was twenty. All my wisdom, poor but plenty, Never learned_ Festina lente. _Youth is gone, but whither went he?_ Madeline came down the orchard With a mischief in her eye, Half demure and half inviting, Melting, wayward, wistful, shy. |
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