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When Spring came on with fresh Delight	A
To cheer the Soul and charm the Sight	A
While easy Breezes softer Rain	B
And warmer Suns salute the Plain	B
'Twas then in yonder Piny Grove	C
That Nature went to meet with Love	D
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Green was her Robe and green her Wreath	E
Where e'er she trod 'twas green beneath	E
Where e'er she turn'd the Pulses beat	F
With new recruits of Genial Heat	F
And in her Train the Birds appear	G
To match for all the coming Year	G
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Rais'd on a Bank where Daizys grew	H
And Vi'lets intermix'd a Blew	H
She finds the Boy she went to find	I
A thousand Pleasures wait behind	I
Aside a thousand Arrows lye	J
But all unfeather'd wait to fly	J
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When they met the Dame and Boy	K
Dancing Graces idle Joy	K
Wanton Smiles and airy Play	L
Conspir'd to make the Scene be gay	L
Love pair'd the Birds through all the Grove	C
And Nature bid them sing to Love	D
Sitting hopping flutt'ring sing	M
And pay their Tribute from the Wing	M
To fledge the Shafts that idly lye	J
And yet unfeather'd wait to fly	J
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'Tis thus when Spring renews the Blood	N
They meet in ev'ry trembling Wood	O
And thrice they make the Plumes agree	P
And ev'ry Dart they mount with three	P
And ev'ry Dart can boast a Kind	I
Which suits each proper turn of Mind	I
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From the tow'ring Eagle's Plume	Q
The Gen'rous Hearts accept their Doom	Q
Shot by the Peacock's painted Eye	J
The vain and airy Lovers dye	J
For careful Dames and frugal Men	R
The Shafts are speckled by the Hen	R
The Pyes and Parrots deck the Darts	S
When Prattling wins the panting Hearts	S
When from the Voice the Passions spring	M
The warbling Finch affords a Wing	M
Together by the Sparrow stung	T
Down fall the wanton and the young	T
And fledg'd by Geese the Weapons fly	J
When others love they know not why	J
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All this as late I chanc'd to rove	C
I learn'd in yonder waving Grove	C
And see says Love who call'd me near	G
How much I deal with Nature here	U
How both support a proper Part	V
She gives the Feather I the Dart	V
Then cease for Souls averse to sigh	J
If Nature cross ye so do I	J
My Weapon there unfeather'd flies	W
And shakes and shuffles through the Skies	W
But if the mutual Charms I find	I
By which she links you Mind to Mind	I
They wing my Shafts I poize the Darts	S
And strike from both through both your Hearts	S

Thomas Parnell

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