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Henry Van Dyke - The First Bird O’ SpringHenry Van Dyke - The First Bird O’ Spring
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TO OLIVE WHEELER Winter on Mount Shasta, April down below; Golden hours of glowing sun Sudden showers of snow! Under leafless thickets Early wild-flowers cling; But, oh, my dear, I`m fain to hear The first bird o` Spring! Alders are in tassel, Maples are in bud; Waters of the blue McCloud Shout in joyful flood; Through the giant pine-trees Flutters many a wing; But, oh, my dear, I long to hear The first bird o` Spring! Candle-light and fire-light Mingle at "the Bend"; `Neath the roof of Bo-hai-pan Light and shadow blend. Sweeter than a wood-thrush A maid begins to sing; And, oh, my dear, I`m glad to hear The first bird o` Spring!
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