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She sang a song of May for me,
Wherein once more I heard
The mirth of my glad infancy--
The orchard's earliest bird--
The joyous breeze among the trees
New-clad in leaf and bloom,
And there the happy honey-bees
In dewy gleam and gloom.
So purely, sweetly on the sense
Of heart and spirit fell
Her song of Spring, its influence--
Still irresistible,--
Commands me here--with eyes ablur--
To mate her bright refrain.
Though I but shed a rhyme for her
As dim as Autumn rain.
A Spring Song And A Later
James Whitcomb Riley
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Poem topics: autumn, happy, heart, rain, spring, bird, sense, bright, honey, spirit, glad, rhyme, bloom, song, Print This Poem , Rhyme Scheme
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