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Poem May 14, 1833

The New Hampshire Gazette

Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire

What is this article about?

A lyrical ode personifying the voice of spring that awakens rivers, trees, flowers, and nature, bringing life, light, and beauty to the earth across three stanzas.

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THE VOICE OF THE SPRING,

There's a voice on the river,
A voice in the vale,
In the leaflets that quiver
In the rush of the gale.
In forests, on mountains
Its music is heard
And silvery fountains
Awake at its word;
And feathery singers are out on the wing:
For nature revives at the voice of the spring.

'Awaken, awaken!
Leaf, river, and tree:
Your chains I have shaken,
Again ye are free;
Soon fountains shall be gushing
With musical streams,
And flowers be blushing,
With the bright hues of dreams.
And jewels of beauty on earth I will fling,
For nature shall bloom at the coming of spring.

There's life in the waters.
There's light in the skies;
Spring's flower-crowned daughters
In beauty arise;
O'er earth they are flinging
Their spells of delight,
And roses are springing
From the tears of the night;
There's a charm and a glory on earth's meanest thing
For nature blooms bright at the voice of the spring.

S. F. S.

What sub-type of article is it?

Ode

What themes does it cover?

Nature Seasons

What keywords are associated?

Voice Of Spring Nature Awakening Seasonal Revival Spring Beauty Rivers And Trees

What entities or persons were involved?

S. F. S.

Poem Details

Title

The Voice Of The Spring

Author

S. F. S.

Subject

The Arrival Of Spring

Form / Style

Rhymed Stanzas

Key Lines

For Nature Revives At The Voice Of The Spring. For Nature Shall Bloom At The Coming Of Spring. For Nature Blooms Bright At The Voice Of The Spring.

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