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... | {{Style P-Poem|poem=The earth is in a melting mood, | ||
: This morning of the year ; | |||
And clasped around by mists that brood, | |||
She smiles to find herself so wooed, | |||
: With, now and then, a tear. | |||
The topmost fastness of the hill | |||
: Has let the winter go ; | |||
The happy-hearted little rill | |||
No longer shivers past the mill | |||
: To meadows hushed with snow. | |||
The birds let fall their new-born dreams | |||
: Upon me from above ; | |||
And many a meadow wed with beams, | |||
And many a wind-kissed blossom seems | |||
: To say a word for love. | |||
What is there in this tender air | |||
: To thrill me like a dart ? | |||
It quickens places poor and bare, | |||
And every covet sweet and fair, | |||
: Except one maiden’s heart. | |||
O, are such changeful gleams of light | |||
: Made only to beguile ? | |||
Then, I am but a foolish wight, | |||
To be so glad because, last night, | |||
: She blessed me with a smile. | |||
But O, when ice and snow relent, | |||
: And every coldest thing ; | |||
Might not, perchance, one more repent, | |||
And melting into warm consent, | |||
: Flood all my heart with Spring?}} | |||
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Spiritualism in England
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Relenting
The earth is in a melting mood, |
Psychometry
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