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Poems (David)/Dewdrops

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4586253Poems — DewdropsEdith Mary David
DEW-DROPS.
OH! crystal drops that quivering hangUpon our humid country trees,Glisten and sparkle ere ye fallOn the dank and fallen leaves.Alas! I know full well ye areEach an angel's glittering tear:Shed for the long lost floweret,And now alas! the dying year.The flowers are gone! the leaves decayed;They scent the summer gale no more.Their strong bare arms the tall trees wave,High o'er the rustic cottage door.Oh! for a fair and merry springWith the high heavens bright and blue.The lambkins skipping o'er the sward,And nature bursting forth anew!