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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
WHEN SPRING BEGINS, by GEORGIA DAY SHERWOOD
First Line: When sap is rising in each tree
Last Line: Take flower once more as spring begins.
Subject(s): Spring
First Line: When sap is rising in each tree
Last Line: Take flower once more as spring begins.
Subject(s): Spring
When sap is rising in each tree,
I feel the youth arise in me,
Which long ago burst into flame,
Before the snow of sorrow came.
When trees send forth their leaves again,
I cease to think of mortal pain,
And let my thoughts of happier things,
Take flower once more as spring begins.
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