Earth's Voices Transcripts from Nature, Sospitra, and Other Poems. By William Sharp |
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THE GULF STREAM.
From out the Gulf of MexicoImpetuously my waters flow
And through the fierce Atlantic glide,
A wondrous tepid azure tide—
Till all the lands in the North seas,
Where else the Polar winds would freeze
All life, are filled with warmth and stand
Each like a long-drawn emerald band.
And as from north to south I swing
My song is what the sea-waves sing.
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