The poems of Richard Henry Stoddard | ||
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[The merry spring is here]
The merry spring is here,
Then come before it fades,
Pluck handfuls of red roses,
And kiss the lips of maids.
Then come before it fades,
Pluck handfuls of red roses,
And kiss the lips of maids.
The lips of maids in spring
Are cardamoms and cloves;
Let each fair maid come hither,
And kiss the man she loves.
Are cardamoms and cloves;
Let each fair maid come hither,
And kiss the man she loves.
The poems of Richard Henry Stoddard | ||