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Poem January 22, 1848

Sunbury American And Shamokin Journal

Sunbury, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania

What is this article about?

A joyful song about sleighing through snowy moonlight, with jingling bells, laughter echoing in glens, and the warmth of love amid the cold night, joining elves in delight.

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Sleighing Sons.

Air—'Somebody.'

How swift we
Thro' the sparkling snow,
In the moonbeam's silver glance,
And our glad songs swell,
While the jingling bells
Keep time with our proud steeds' prance!

And the hollow glen,
Sends back again,
Our laugh and glad holloo;
While the diamond spray
Flies every way,
And the moonlight flashes through.

'Tis cold tonight,
But these eyes so bright,
A glow on the young heart shed,
And these lips that move
To the tones of love,
With the smile of pleasure spread;

Then onward speed.
While the snorting steed
Shakes the spangles from his mane,
We'll join in the light
Of the elves of night,
And love and delight shall reign.

What sub-type of article is it?

Song

What themes does it cover?

Nature Seasons Love Courtship

What keywords are associated?

Sleighing Winter Snow Moonlight Jingling Bells Love Tones Elves Night

Poem Details

Title

Sleighing Sons.

Subject

Sleighing In Winter Moonlight

Key Lines

How Swift We Thro' The Sparkling Snow, In The Moonbeam's Silver Glance, And Our Glad Songs Swell, While The Jingling Bells Keep Time With Our Proud Steeds' Prance! We'll Join In The Light Of The Elves Of Night, And Love And Delight Shall Reign.

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