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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
NIGHT AND MORNING SONGS: 14. RING-DOVE SONG, by GORDON BOTTOMLEY Poet's Biography
First Line: Softly I sing you, sweet
Last Line: Sweet.
Subject(s): Doves
First Line: Softly I sing you, sweet
Last Line: Sweet.
Subject(s): Doves
SOFTLY I sing you, sweet,
Songs of the swaying tops,
Darkly green of the fir-trees,
Airily light of the beeches.
Here in the twittering frondage
Sweetly the scent of larch-bloom
Over me sweeps in a tide,
Breaks on this emerald shore.
Softly the branches wave,
Soft as I sing to you,
Sweet.
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