When blue mists of fair Aurora Twine gay rainbow-tinted hills, Voices call and Echoes answer Birds and trees by mountain rills. "Spring is here, with flow'rs adorning; Leap to greet the gay glad Morning; Sing afar with lilting voices: Day is near and Earth rejoices. @3Chorus@1 "Hark! 'Dance in the morning,' gay redbirds sing; Hark! Bluebirds are singing and bluebells ring; List! Greet Day with laughter, in rose and gold; List! Spread well the story Day's whispers told: Shout! Praise the Great Father whose Will gave birth To all the Beauties of Heav'n and Earth. "Day is here, new gladness bringing; Love is here with maidens singing; Buds are bursting, hearts revealing; Youth is mating -- Time is stealing." | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...TO BE CLOSELY WRITTEN ON A SMALL PIECE OF PAPER by WILLIAM CARLOS WILLIAMS BIRD AND BROOK by WILLIAM HENRY DAVIES VENICE; SONNET by HENRY WADSWORTH LONGFELLOW OVERTONES by WILLIAM ALEXANDER PERCY THE NONSENSE SAW OF A SAW-GIRL I SAW IN ARKANSAW by FRED W. ALLSOPP |