Poems (Holmes)/The Wind
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The Wind.
I love to hear the wild, wild wind
Come marching o'er the sea;
For oft, when I am lone and sad,
It brings new thoughts to me.
Come marching o'er the sea;
For oft, when I am lone and sad,
It brings new thoughts to me.
I love to hear the wild, wild wind
Come howling through the trees;
A stronger charm it has for me
Than softer summer breeze.
Come howling through the trees;
A stronger charm it has for me
Than softer summer breeze.
I love to hear the wild, wild wind
Blend with the dashing rain;
Though others seem to think it drear,
To me it brings no pain.
Blend with the dashing rain;
Though others seem to think it drear,
To me it brings no pain.
I love to hear the wild, wild wind,
When all around me sleep,
For then my heart is drawn to those
Who perish on the deep.
When all around me sleep,
For then my heart is drawn to those
Who perish on the deep.