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'Twas a balmy day in Autumn	A
In the drowsy dreamy Autumn	A
When from out the quiet woodland	B
Sounds of rustling leaves came only	C
Leaves that floated softly earthward	B
And the streamlets had a murmur	D
Such as wanders through our visions	E
In the hushed and starry midnight	B
Low soft murmur full of music	F
	-
With the small hand of her darling	G
Clasped in her's there came a mother	D
To an Artist fondly asking	G
For the picture of her pet lamb	H
Winsome pet lamb full of child life	I
Full of merry ringing laughter	D
Laughter that went up unceasing	G
Like the happy chime of streamlets	E
Singing thro' some mountain valley	C
Like the bird song in the forest	B
In the time of early roses	E
Like the tinkle of sweet waters	E
Dripping o'er a marble fountain	J
	-
And the child's glad eyes grew brighter	D
As she saw her own sweet image	K
From its little case look smiling	G
Back upon her radiant features	E
Saw the clustering curls fall softly	C
Round the peach blow neck and bosom	A
Saw the lips two tiny rose buds	E
And the scarce shown pearls that edged them	L
And the quivering laughing lashes	E
Of the eager eyes were lifted	B
In glad wonder as she murmured	B
Oh it's pretty ain't it ma ma	M
	-
Came another day in Autumn	A
Gloomy sad tempestuous Autumn	A
And from out the moaning forest	B
Came the sound of rushing tempests	E
As they dashed the sere leaves downward	B
From the darkly tossing branches	E
And the turbid streams were chafing	G
With the rush of swollen waters	E
That in tones all hoarse and angry	C
To the rude winds made replying	G
	-
With the hot hand of her darling	G
Clasped in hers that same fond mother	D
O'er a little couch was bending	G
Where her little lamb lay moaning	G
In unquiet fevered slumbers	E
Oft the blue veined lids would tremble	N
O'er the half veiled eyes and sadly	C
Painfully the lips would quiver	D
As the sobbing breath came slowly	C
From the scarcely heaving bosom	A
	-
Ah that little lamb was treading	G
'Mid the shadows of the valley	C
And her spirit ear affrighted	B
Just had caught the nearer murmur	D
Of the death stream cold and sullen	J
Haply wond'ring at the darkness	E
That was slowly settling round her	D
	-
But it passed and o'er those features	E
Slowly broke a smile so holy	C
That we deemed the angels gathered	B
Round her in the gloomy valley	C
Then the life light gently faded	B
From those eyes as fades the sunset	B
From the peaceful summer heavens	E
Stiller grew the little bosom	A
And the sobbing breath grew fainter	D
And the fading smile more sweetly	C
Played around those lips till slumber	D
Strange deep slumber slowly settled	B
In its marble stillness o'er her	D
	-
Ah that little tear stained image	K
Now is all that's left thee mother	D
Of thy little dark eyed daughter	D
Ever as it smiles upon thee	C
From its tiny case how keenly	C
Will thy heart strings thrill with anguish	O
As that voice again comes to thee	C
And again those sweet lips murmur	D
Oh it's pretty ain't it ma ma	M

Pamela S. Vining, (j. C. Yule)

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