Blossoms
by Edward Alan Bartholomew
Merry Blossoms, Whence do we spring? Whence comes the joy Our blooming mouths bring? Merry Blossoms, Drapery & dress, Our flowery frock And choral caress Fall upon eyes And ears of the bees: How our cherry fresh blush And merry airs please! Merry Blossoms, Hence do we spring: It is from the tree buds Our blooming mouths sing! We sing to the fruits To the seeds & the sprouts To the saplings & trees And all without! |
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