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The Poetical Works of David Macbeth Moir

Edited by Thomas Aird: With A Memoir of the Author
Moir, D. M. (1798-1851)
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VOL. I.
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DOMESTIC VERSES.
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ELEGIAC EFFUSIONS.
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POEMS ON FLOWERS.
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THE BIRTH OF THE FLOWERS.
  
RHODOCLEA'S GARLAND.
  
THE EGLANTINE.
  
THE WHITE ROSE.
  
LILIES.
  
THE HAREBELL.
  
THE WALL-FLOWER.
  
THE DAISY.
  
THE SWEET-BRIAR.
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POEMS SUGGESTED BY CELEBRATED SCOTTISH LOCALITIES.
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VOL. II.

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RHODOCLEA'S GARLAND.

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This garland of fair flowers, by me
Fondly wreathed, I send to thee,
Rhodoclea!
Lily, and love-cup are there,
Anemone with dewy hair,
Freshest violets dark-blue,
And the moist narcissus too,
Rhodoclea!
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Being crown'd with these, aside
Cast all vain, unmeaning pride,
Rhodoclea!
Cast vainglorious pride away;
Alike the pageants of a day,
Thou dost cease, and so do they,
Rhodoclea!
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