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Poem by Francis Ledwidge
Spring
Once more the lark with song and speed
Cleaves through the dawn, his hurried bars;
Fall, like the flute of Ganymede
Twirling and whistling from the stars.
The primrose and the daffodil
Surprise the valleys, and wild thyme
Is sweet on every little hill,
When lambs come down at folding time.
In every wild place now is heard
The magpie's noisy house, and through
The mingled tunes of many a bird
The ruffled wood-dove's gentle coo.
Sweet by the river's noisy brink
The water-lily bursts her crown,
The kingfisher comes down to drink
Like rainbow jewels falling down.
And when the blue and grey entwine
The daisy shuts her golden eye,
And peace wraps all those hills of mine
Safe in my dearest memory.
Francis Ledwidge
Poem Theme: Spring
Francis Ledwidge's other poems:- Old Clo
- Lament for Thomas Mcdonagh
- Ceol Sidhe
- After Court Martial
- A Little Boy in the Morning
Poems of the other poets with the same name:
Alfred Tennyson Spring ("Birds' love and birds' song") Samuel Johnson Spring ("Stern Winter now, by Spring repress'd") Christina Rossetti Spring ("Frost-locked all the winter") Gerard Hopkins Spring ("Nothing is so beautiful as spring") William Morris Spring ("Spring am I, too soft of heart") Isaac Rosenberg Spring ("I walk and wonder") Andrew Lang Spring ("Now the bright crocus flames, and now") Robert Anderson Spring ("The snow's dissolv'd, the chilly winter's fled") Thomas Nashe Spring ("Spring, the sweet Spring, is the year's pleasant king") Janet Hamilton Spring ("Fairy Spring, in kirtle green") Alfred Douglas Spring ("Wake up again, sad heart, wake up again!") Marion Angus Spring ("THE green corn springs") William Campbell Spring ("There dwells a spirit in the budding year") Edna Millay Spring ("To what purpose, April, do you return again?") James Percival Spring ("AGAIN the infant flowers of Spring") Henry Timrod Spring ("Spring, with that nameless pathos in the air") John Lapraik Spring ("THOU goddess of the blooming Spring") Lola Ridge Spring ("A spring wind on the Bowery")
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