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O come to the meadows I'll show you where	A
Primrose and violet blow	B
And the hawthorn spreads its blossoms fair	A
White as the driven snow	B
I'll show you where the daisies dot	C
With silver stars the lea	D
The orchis and forget me not	C
The flower of memory	D
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The gold cup and the meadow sweet	E
That love the river's side	F
The reed that bows the wave to meet	E
And sighs above the tide	F
The stately flag that gaily rears	G
Aloft its yellow crest	H
The lily in whose cup the tears	I
Of morn delight to rest	H
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The first in Nature's dainty wreath	J
We'll cull the brier rose	K
The crowfoot and the purple heath	J
And pink that sweetly blows	K
The hare bell with its airy flowers	L
Shall deck my Laura's breast	H
Of all that bud in woodland bowers	L
I love the hare bell best	H
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I'll pull the bonny golden broom	M
To bind thy flowing hair	A
For thee the eglantine shall bloom	M
Whose fragrance fills the air	A
We'll sit beside yon wooded knoll	N
To hear the blackbird sing	O
And fancy in his merry troll	N
The joyous voice of spring	O
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We'll sit and watch the sparkling waves	P
That leap exulting by	Q
Whilst in the pines above us raves	P
The wind's wild minstrelsy	P
It swells the echoes of the grove	R
'Tis Nature's plaintive voice	P
The winds and waters breathe of love	S
And all her tribes rejoice	P
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Whilst youth and hope and health are ours	P
We'll rove the verdant glade	T
But ah spring's sweetest loveliest flowers	P
Like us but bloom to fade	T
They spread their beauties to the sun	U
And live their little day	V
Then droop and wither one by one	U
Till all are passed away	V
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Already scattered in the dust	W
My first May garland lies	P
The hope that owns a mortal trust	W
As quickly fades and dies	P
Then let us seek a brighter wreath	J
Than Nature here has given	U
The flowers of virtue bud beneath	J
But only bloom in heaven	U

Susanna Moodie

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