 Mcirion loves to dwell. And though thy rough aspiring rocks Stern Winter wraps in snow, And drives awhile thy fleecy flocks To seek the vales below ; Yet here, the Cuckoo's earliest voice, Delights to bid thy swains rejoice.  Poems. 2 vols. [in 1.]. - Página 177por Richard Llwyd - 1804Vista completa - Acerca de este libro
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...seek the vales below ; Yet here, the Cuckoo's earliest voice, Not sweeter blooms the fragrant beam, That leads the Bee to sip, Nor yet more dear the milky stream, That meets the infant lip ; Thau ihou, thy. fertile vales and fields, The matchless charms that Meirion yieldsUnsullied foam... | |
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