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Excerpt from Resurgam: Poems and Lyrics
The warm wind carries in its breast a song; The mountain brooks make music as they ?ow; And scarlet tulips dare the half-veiled sun, Flames, such as theirs, to show.
The tree-crowned hills suck in the vernal haze; Earth bares her bosom to the quickening rain; The wakened chipmunks slyly peep abroad And blue-birds ?ash again.
And through the veins of watching, listening man, There ?ows some little Of that pagan wine That called forth visions of fair nymphs at play, Whose beauty was divine.
And in his ears te-echo ancient tales, Told in the, dusk beneath a violet sky, Of hidden things in cedar groves, and forms Soft-footed, passing by.
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