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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
ORIOLE SONG, by MARION PELTON GUILD
First Line: The orioles are tilting
Last Line: With magic of the may!
Subject(s): Orioles; Wellesley College
First Line: The orioles are tilting
Last Line: With magic of the may!
Subject(s): Orioles; Wellesley College
THE orioles are tilting
Among the orchard blooms;
Their wild, melodious lilting
Fills all their leafy rooms.
In still green covert lying
I thrill to what they say,
My heart with theirs replying
To magic of the May;
My dreams atilt and flying
Those golden flights outvying,
To meet you, love, and greet you
With music of the May;
To find you, love, and bind you
With magic of the May!
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