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03-20-2008, 08:40 AM
The breezes prowled in from the South
Then leaped accross the glen;
The startled grasses in the mead
Like sheep before them ran.
The hills put on their bonnets,
The sun, a woolen cloak;
The fir trees bending to be heard
In whispered voices spoke
To Asters waking in the woods
Who had not heard the news:
How sharp the sting of March's claw,
How lovely April's shoes.
Then leaped accross the glen;
The startled grasses in the mead
Like sheep before them ran.
The hills put on their bonnets,
The sun, a woolen cloak;
The fir trees bending to be heard
In whispered voices spoke
To Asters waking in the woods
Who had not heard the news:
How sharp the sting of March's claw,
How lovely April's shoes.