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ROSY child with forehead fair	A
Coral lip and shining hair	A
In whose mirthful clever eyes	B
Such a world of gladness lies	B
As thy loose curls idly straying	C
O'er thy mother's cheek while playing	C
Blend her soft lock's shadowy twine	D
With the glittering light of thine	D
Who shall say who gazes now	E
Which is fairest she or thou	E
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In sweet contrast are ye met	F
Such as heart could ne'er forget	F
Thou art brilliant as a flower	G
Crimsoning in the sunny hour	G
Merry as a singing bird	H
In the green wood sweetly heard	H
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Restless as if fluttering wings	I
Bore thee on thy wanderings	I
Ignorant of all distress	J
Full of childhood's carelessness	K
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She is gentle she hath known	L
Something of the echoed tone	L
Sorrow leaves where'er it goes	M
In this world of many woes	M
On her brow such shadows are	N
As the faint cloud gives the star	N
Veiling its most holy light	O
Tho' it still be pure and bright	O
And the colour in her cheek	P
To the hue on thine is weak	P
Save when flush'd with sweet surprise	B
Sudden welcomes light her eyes	B
And her softly chisel'd face	Q
But for living moving grace	Q
Looks like one of those which beam	R
In th' Italian painter's dream	R
Some beloved Madonna bending	C
O'er the infant she is tending	C
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Holy bright and undefiled	O
Mother of the Heaven born child	O
Who tho' painted strangely fair	A
Seems but made for holy prayer	A
Pity tears and sweet appeal	S
And fondness such as angels feel	S
Baffling earthly passion's sigh	T
With serenest majesty	O
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Oh may those enshrouded years	U
Whose fair dawn alone appears	U
May that brightly budding life	V
Knowing yet not sin nor strife	V
Bring its store of hoped for joy	W
Mother to thy laughing boy	W
And the good thou dost impart	O
Lies deep treasured in his heart	O
That when he at length shall strive	X
In the bad world where we live	X
THY sweet name may still be blest	O
As one who taught his soul true rest	O

Caroline Elizabeth Sarah Norton

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