Gleam`d the red sun athwart the misty haze Which veil`d the cold earth from its loving gaze, Feeble and sad as hope in sorrow`s hour — But for thy soul it still had warmth and power; Not to its cheerless beauty wert thou blind; To the keen eye of thy poetic mind Beauty still lives, though nature`s flow`rets die, And wintry sunsets fade along the sky! And nought escaped thee as we strolled along, Nor changeful ray, nor bird`s faint chirping song Bless`d with a fancy easily inspired; All was beheld, and nothing unadmired: From the dim city to the clouded plain, Not one of all God`s blessings given in vain.SourceThe script ran 0.001 seconds.
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