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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
SPRING SONG, by WILLIAM GRIFFITH Poet's Biography
First Line: Softly at dawn a whisper stole
Last Line: And let the thrushes out to-day.
Subject(s): Spring
First Line: Softly at dawn a whisper stole
Last Line: And let the thrushes out to-day.
Subject(s): Spring
Softly at dawn a whisper stole
Down from the Green House on the Hill,
Enchanting many a ghostly bole
And wood-song with the ancient thrill.
Gossiping on the country-side,
Spring and the wandering breezes say,
God has thrown Heaven open wide
And let the thrushes out to-day.
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