To Amanda - Come, Dear Amanda, Quit The Town Poem by James Thomson

To Amanda - Come, Dear Amanda, Quit The Town

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Come, dear Amanda, quit the town,
And to the rural hamlets fly;
Behold! the wintry storms are gone;
A gentle radiance glads the sky.
The birds awake, the flowers appear,
Earth spreads a verdant couch for thee;
'Tis joy and music all we hear,
'Tis love and beauty all we see.
Come, let us mark the gradual spring,
How peeps the bud, the blossom blows;
Till Philomel begins to sing,
And perfect May to swell the rose.
E'en so thy rising charms improve,
As life's warm season grows more bright;
And opening to the sighs of love,
Thy beauties glow with full delight.

Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Topic(s) of this poem: storms
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James Thomson

James Thomson

Ednam in Roxburghshire, Scotland
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