Robert Anderson (Роберт Андерсон)

To the Lark

Sweet is thy carol, soaring Lark!
Rejoicing nature bids thee sing;
Thy eager flight I fondly mark,
Blithe messenger of welcome Spring:
Thou call'st me from yon noisy throng,
Where endless cares disturb the mind,
And list'ning to thy cheerful song,
I shun the temptings of mankind.

Lone monitor! when Sol's bright ray
Illumes the gently sloping hill,
And meditation guides my way,
Along some unfrequented rill;
Thy upward flight points to that Pow'r,
Whose goodness will for ever last:
Then let me wisely spend this hour,
And muse on many idly past. 

1. Epitaph on Maria of the Cottage
2. Epistle the First
3. Feckless Wully
4. Mad Margery
5. Song 1. A Lassie and a Gill

Joanna Baillie (Джоанна Бейли) To the Lark ("MOUNT, child of Morning, mount and sing")

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