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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
SPRING FEVER, by ELINOR VAN HOUTEN
First Line: When spring comes hurrying over the hills
Last Line: Just go.
Subject(s): Spring
First Line: When spring comes hurrying over the hills
Last Line: Just go.
Subject(s): Spring
When Spring comes hurrying over the hills,
And music ripples in the rills,
And soft the winds begin to blow,
I want to pack my grip and go.
Go where? O, anywhere!
Just go.
There's mountain top and shaded dell,
There's prairie, lake, and seaside -- well,
It makes no difference which, just so
You up and pack your grip and go.
Go where? O, anywhere!
Just go.
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