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C J Dennis - Morning GloryC J Dennis - Morning Glory
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Singing morning has begun. Where the wooded ranges run To far summits, there the snow Lingers yet.  But down below In the quiet, green-girt places, Where full many a swift creek races From the snow-lands to the sea, Now breaks sudden harmony. Where this tree-waned clearing dreams, First a rosy promise be As young dawn steels up the sky Where the frozen ramparts lie. Now, from dew-wet leaves a-glitter, Comes a little drowsy twitter, And the first swift spear of light Wounds at last the stubborn Night. Flashing now, bright javelins Pierce the murk; and now begins -- As Day`s gleaming ranks deploy -- Morning`s canticle of joy. First a sleepy chuckle, breaking, Tells of Laughing Jack awaking, Pausing; then, from tree to tree, Leaps unbound hilarity. Here`s the signal .... Morning`s hush Sweetness shatters, as Grey Thrush, Veiling with the seraphim, Lifts his liquid matin hymn. Golden Whistler joins him then, Now Red Robin, now Blue Wren; Magpie`s trumpet, sounding, swelling, Caps the eager chorus welling, As a wealth of varied notes Pours now from a hundred throats Up to greet their lord, the Sun, Morning, morning has begun!
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