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Literary May 21, 1859

The Hydraulic Press

North San Juan, Nevada County, California

What is this article about?

A lyric poem addressed to a nosegay, evoking memories of green landscapes, ravines, grottos, and mountain spots where its flowers were gathered, preserving their natural charms.

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—[Original.]

TO A NOSEGAY.

Sweet-scented messenger from landscape green,
Thy presence is a blessing in my cot;
A still memento of each sunny spot,
Or shaded, where my wand'ring feet have been
In search of thee. The winding wet ravine,
Luxuriant with golden flowers; the grot
Beneath the live oak, where small blossoms dot
The mossy rock, and humming birds are seen
To flash and quiver through the tremulous leaves
Of snowy buckeye; and the mountain's steep,
Or wooded summit, where sad zephyr grieves
Forever through the branches of the pine;—
All helped to form thee, and thou still dost keep
Their charms before me, which I blend with thine.

What sub-type of article is it?

Poem

What themes does it cover?

Nature

What keywords are associated?

Nosegay Landscape Flowers Ravine Grotto Mountain Zephyr Pine

Literary Details

Title

To A Nosegay.

Subject

Address To A Nosegay Evoking Natural Memories

Key Lines

Sweet Scented Messenger From Landscape Green, Thy Presence Is A Blessing In My Cot; All Helped To Form Thee, And Thou Still Dost Keep Their Charms Before Me, Which I Blend With Thine.

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