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lECECII LCiUI?f^' Louisburg Echoes. Vol. VI. MARCH, 1918. No. 3. ’Tis spring Again! Tis Spring again and the woods are wet With the gracious gift of the A pril rain, The sign of the approaching summer is set In the tender green of the plain, The robin rests in his flight and shakes A clinging drop from his shining wing, And over the woodland silence breaks The first sweet song of the Spring! ’Tis Spring again and the grasses hark To the magic message the winds convey. The flowers push through the damp and the dark To star the meadows of May; The rivers long in the winter’s trance Now over the rocks their waters fling. Or softly steal where the sunbeams glance Through blossoms and buds of Spring. Tw Spring and the vagrant heart Of the poet pent in the city’s walls Is flying far from the crowd apart Where the voice of the young year calls. For tired is he of struggle and strife, Of thoughts'that trouble and cares that cling. And dreams of a sweeter, simpler life, Awake at the touch of Spring! —Denis McCarthy. PUBLISHED MONTHLY BY THE LITERARY SOCIETIES OF LOUISBURG COLLEGE LOUISBURG, NORTH CAROLINA
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