James McIntyre
James McIntyre
(25 May 1828 – 31 March 1906 / Forres, Scotland)
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Lines Of Violets - Poem by James McIntyre
Once, while digging 'neath the snow,
'Mid Canadian winter, lo !
To our joy and surprise,
We saw some violets in full bloom,
Gazing at us with loving eyes,
Thanking us for opening their tomb ;
Yet still they seemed so cozy and nice,
Enshrined in the crystal ice.
While all else was drooping, dead,
Gaily they held up their head.
Poems by James McIntyre : 71 / 168
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Poem Submitted: Friday, May 4, 2012
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