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Poem June 2, 1848

The Liberator

Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts

What is this article about?

A joyful ode to the arrival of spring, describing its gentle influence on nature, awakening birds and flowers, and bringing life and gladness to the earth.

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98% Excellent

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SPRING.

BY JOHN BRAIN.

Spring, spring, beautiful spring,
Hitherward cometh, like hope on the wing—
Pleasantly looketh on streamlet and flood,
Raiseth a chorus of joy in the wood;
Toucheth the bud, and it bursts into bloom;
Biddeth the beautiful rise from the tomb;
Blesseth the heart like a heavenly thing!
Spring, spring, beautiful spring!

Song—sweetly saluteth the morn!
The Robin awaketh, and sits on the thorn,
Timidly warbles, while yet in the east
Twilight from duty has not been released;
Calleth the lark that ascendeth on high,
Greeting the sun in the depths of the sky,
Telleth the talented blackbird to sing—
Welcome! oh, welcome! beautiful spring!

Life! love! in gladness serene,
Wander in innocence over the green;
Dwell in the garden, and meadow and wood,
Sing on the mountain, and shine in the flood;
Smile on the bud as it bursts into bloom,
Welcome the beautiful fresh from the tomb:
How the earth blesseth each fair living thing!
Spring! spring! beautiful spring!

What sub-type of article is it?

Ode Song Pastoral

What themes does it cover?

Nature Seasons

What keywords are associated?

Spring Beautiful Spring Nature Awakening Birds Singing Seasonal Joy

What entities or persons were involved?

By John Brain.

Poem Details

Title

Spring.

Author

By John Brain.

Key Lines

Spring, Spring, Beautiful Spring, Hitherward Cometh, Like Hope On The Wing— Song—Sweetly Saluteth The Morn! Welcome! Oh, Welcome! Beautiful Spring! Spring! Spring! Beautiful Spring!

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