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SONGS OF THE MONTHS.—No. 10, OCTOBER.
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And ah ! a withered leaf I see On the golden stem , And it tells how frail will be That bright diadem ; One by one its gems shall fall , Into winter ' s gloomy thrall .
Oh ! that I could fly with thee To those blissful isles , Where the happy flower and tree Never lose thy smiles ; Where thy soft airs ever roam , There should be my pleasant home ! C . P .
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I . What care we for falling leaves , Song-birds flying , Garlands dying , Or the wind that lowly grieves ?
Come , my bird , and sing to me , Cheerily , so cheerily ! Thou , sweet spirit ! Dost inherit Xife to make the autumn time , Change to summer ' s richest prime .
II . What care we for mists that rise , Valleys shrouded , Skies o ' erclouded , Chilly evening ' s fading dies ? Come , clear eyes , and look on me , Tenderly , so tenderly ! Thou , bright spirit ! Dost inherit
Life to make the autumn time , Change to summer ' s richest prime .
III . What tho' friends , like autumn leaves , Seem to fail us , Or assail us , Not e ' en that my spirit grieve ? .
Come , strong heart , my help to be , Steadily , so 6 teadily ! Thou , pure spirit ! Dost inherit L « ife to make this autumn time , Change to summer ' s happiest prime . S . \ m
Songs Of The Months.—No. 10, October.
SONGS OF THE MONTHS . —No . 10 , OCTOBER .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Oct. 2, 1834, page 717, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2638/page/43/
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