Poems on Several Occasions By Edward, Lord Thurlow. The Second Edition, considerably enlarged |
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[I think you are the prophet of the Spring]
I think you are the prophet of the Spring,Or Spring doth on your gentle feet attend,
For ever do I note the Zephyr's wing,
When towards me your precious feet you bend;
The air is then impregnate with delight,
And Nature does her brightest sweets display,
But, ah! too soon you wander from my sight,
And sorrow must usurp upon my day:
And yet the thought, that I have seen you then,
Supports me, till the morrow shall appear,
Again to seek you in the walks of men,
That are the star and Phœbus of my sphere:
So do I live in all vicissitude
Of joy and grief, of evil and of good.
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