The Farmer's Boy - A Rural Poem by Robert Bloomfield
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Still the enamell'd, or the scorching Earth
Gave, as each morn or weary night would come, Ideal sweetness to my distant home:-- Ideal now no more;--for, to my view Spring's promise rose, how admirably true!! The early chorus of the cheerful Grove, Gave point to Gratitude; and fire to Love. O Memory! shield me from the World's poor strife; And give those scenes thine everlasting life! ROB. BLOOMFIELD. LONDON, MAY 30, 1800. SPRING. ARGUMENT. _Invocation, &c. Seed time. Harrowing. Morning walks. Milking. The Dairy. Suffolk Cheese. Spring coming forth. Sheep fond of changing. Lambs at play. The Butcher, &c._ [Illustration] SPRING |
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