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TIE SUNNY SPRING,
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TIE SUNNY SPRING,
The sunny Spring is breathing now,
A mellow richness fills the air,
rho bjue birds perch on every bough,
And early buds are swelling there,
tJn-while the balmy dews distl


Their pearl drops on the bended thorh,
Away-on yonder rounded hiil


Wen meet the sweet unclouded moTn---
Unclouded-in the wide domain


Offancy, there is not a scene
Richer and lovelier than the reign
Of Spring and her gay world OF green
No vision purer than that blue


Broad sky, begirt with starry gems,
Just fading far from mortal view,


like fancy's visioncd diadems.
From burning through the voiceless night,
And lst'ning to the skyward song,
Drinking each others balmy light,


And holding still communion long
Go they at morn's first oricn; beam,
To some unknown mysterious cline,
With records Of each sinful dream


That stained the shaded brow Of time
But snlcss nature smiled abroad,


Through lofty Wales and winding rllls;
And the peac e-speaking voice of God,
Gladdcns the valleys and the hills
Nature in harmony speaks out


The bursting rapture which she feels.
And fragrant odours breathe about
Where'er the golden day beam steals.
And was there not human voice


To swell the song that choir began
No-graseful nature may rejoice,


And praise-but not ungrateiul man,