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Edith Nesbit - The CharmEdith Nesbit - The Charm
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LIKE crimson lamps the tulips swing, The lily flowers their incense bring, The daisies votive garlands fling Before the altar of the Spring. And you and I in this green May, When thrushes sing, and white lambs play, Go glad at heart--so glad and gay, No word seems good enough to say. Yet there`s a charm, it would appear, Which, if I spoke it in your ear, Would fix the spring for ever here; Pass on--I will not speak it, dear.
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