Within his heart did dwell : A bird that dallies with his voice Among the matted branches ; Or on the free blue air his note To pierce, and fall, and rise, and float, With bolder utterance launches, None ever was so sweet as he, The boy that wildly sang... Poems, Longer and Shorter - Page 272by Thomas Burbidge - 1838 - 356 pagesFull view - About this book
| Charles Anderson Dana - 1878 - 882 pages
...song. But when again we stood below The unhidden sky, his feet Grew slacker, and his note more «low, But more than doubly sweet. He led me then a little way Athwart the barren moor, And there he stayed, and bade me stay, Beside a cottage door ; I could have stayed of my own will, In truth,... | |
| Elizabeth McCracken - 1917 - 234 pages
...Clarence Stedman MOTHER'S LOVE HE sang so wildly, did the Boy, That you could never tell If 't was a madman's voice you heard, Or if the spirit of a...the barren moor, And then he stayed and bade me stay 5 Beside a cottage door ; I could have stayed of mine own will, In truth, my eye and heart to fill... | |
| Elizabeth McCracken - 1917 - 228 pages
...blue air his note To pierce, and fall, and rise, and float, With bolder utterance launches, None^ver was so sweet as he, The boy that wildly sang to me...the barren moor, And then he stayed and bade me stay 5 Beside a cottage door ; I could have stayed of mine own will, In truth, my eye and heart to fill... | |
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