The Poems of Thomas Bailey Aldrich V1 (1907) (e-book) (used book) | bookbook.eu

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Excerpt from The Poems of Thomas Bailey Aldrich in Two Volumes, Vol. 2 of 2
Now while the pale arbutus in our woods Wakes to faint life beneath the dead year's leaves, And the bleak North lets loose its wailing broods Of winds upon us, and the gray sea grieves Along our coast; while yet the Winter's hand Heavily presses on New England's heart, And Spring averts the sunshine of her eyes Lest some vain cowslip should untimely start While we are housed in this rude season's gloom, In this rude land.
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