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MISCELLANEOUS
POEMS
By
Charles Sangster
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SNOW
DROPS.
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Gently fall the snow flakes
From the clouds above,
Noiselessly and joyously
As the breath of love,
Noiseless in their gaiety,
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Gentle in their mirth,
As they spread their robes of purity
Softly o’er the
earth.
Beauteous
types of Innocence!
Delicately fair |
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As
the thoughts of Angels
Hov’ring in the
air:
Not less pure and innocent
Is each little dove,—
Each joyous, sparkling snow-drop |
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In the cot of Love.
Yes,
prattling little Children!
Germs of Love are ye,
Spotless as the snow-drops,
Hearts as pure and free, |
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Oh!
guard them in their innocence,
Ye to whom are given
These fairy human snow-drops,
Gifts from Love’s
own Heaven. [Page 116] |
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