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... Nature , beckonings sweet , Whatever led thy childish feet , Still will linger unawares The guiders of thy silver hairs ; Every look and every word Which thou givest forth to - day , Tell of the singing of the bird Whose music stilled ...
... Nature , beckonings sweet , Whatever led thy childish feet , Still will linger unawares The guiders of thy silver hairs ; Every look and every word Which thou givest forth to - day , Tell of the singing of the bird Whose music stilled ...
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... Nature looked at thee and smiled . He saw the mysteries which circle under The outward shell. nursed : In all of nature thou hadst thy share ; Thou wast waited on By the wind and sun ; The rain and the dew for thee took care ; It seemed ...
... Nature looked at thee and smiled . He saw the mysteries which circle under The outward shell. nursed : In all of nature thou hadst thy share ; Thou wast waited on By the wind and sun ; The rain and the dew for thee took care ; It seemed ...
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... Nature well attended , Who hath learnt wisdom from her mystic books , Whose soul with all her countless lives hath blended , So that all beauty awes us in his looks ; Who not with body's waste his soul hath pampered , Who as the clear ...
... Nature well attended , Who hath learnt wisdom from her mystic books , Whose soul with all her countless lives hath blended , So that all beauty awes us in his looks ; Who not with body's waste his soul hath pampered , Who as the clear ...
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... nature feels not any loss , Which made thee all that Nature meant But I am cheerless , Rosaline ! thee ! ROSALINE . THOU look'dst on me all yesternight , Thine eyes were blue , thy - hair was bright As when we murmured our troth ...
... nature feels not any loss , Which made thee all that Nature meant But I am cheerless , Rosaline ! thee ! ROSALINE . THOU look'dst on me all yesternight , Thine eyes were blue , thy - hair was bright As when we murmured our troth ...
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... nature That ever drew the air , The wildest and most wayward , And yet so gently kind , Thou seemedst but to body A breath of summer wind . Into the eternal shadow That girds our life around , Into the infinite silence Wherewith Death's ...
... nature That ever drew the air , The wildest and most wayward , And yet so gently kind , Thou seemedst but to body A breath of summer wind . Into the eternal shadow That girds our life around , Into the infinite silence Wherewith Death's ...
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