![]() beautifully drawn Victorian illustration showing a picture of a frosty winter scene: trees frame a church. Hardly more beautiful are woods and trees In summer's gay exuberance than now, Brightening a sunrise, while a gentle breeze Plays through the ringlets gracing Nature's brow, And kindling radiance glows o'er hills and leas. The short-lived glory of the glittering rime Illumes the weeping willow and white birch With rich fantastic forms, and the tall lime Is robed in affluence, while the ivied church Wears jewels as it rings the morning chime. The crisp white clothing, elegantly chaste, Melts into diamonds exquisitely bright, Flashing in sunshine brief - but fall in haste, Thawed into genial rain-drops, pure as light. (Benjamin Gough) |
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