Select Poetry.

Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3999, 22 October 1881, Page 1

Select Poetry.

LOVE IN ALL. Name the leaves on all the trers; Name (he wares on all the sta», All the flow're by rill that blow, * ■• All the myriad tints that glow, Winds that wander through'the grore— And yon name the name of Lore; Lore there is in summer, sky, As in light of maiden's eye. Listen to the countless sounds In the wind thnt gaily bounds ' ■ ' O'er the neada, where, on the wing, Bright bees hum and linnets sing; Pat of rajpdrop, chat 1 of. stream, Of their song, sweet lore's the theme; 1 Lore there is where zephyr skips, As in breath of maiden's lips..,,. ._,,. ; ( ;-■ In the west, fljild erening glows j :: ■ Aogel finfwf^fold.the rose^,- V:."-."'. \:i , Stlrerydewe begin to. fall; •> Orauon ihade« to hallow all; -> , -• Holy nature veil* her fnoe; - - ? -, Earth ia.losfc iuHeareu's enbraoe— . v ~. • tore is jn an hour liket^is, _ fi .; ; As in gnildless maiden's kis«* : r »'.*.-, Go wherethrough the Voiceless nigllt 4/.' Tripa fair Luna's sHrer light; ; t* ;^V; , Hear of ITalure's pulse,the beat, 1; : 7 .*" . Like the thread of unfeen feet;' ; See from out the lambent north ' /. Bhittlmering arrows sbootibg forth • \i ; C Lore is in a meteor's stjUft As in throb of maiden's heart. Lore's the essence of all things ] 'Tis from lore that beauty «J>ri«gVr"-:'' ; : Twartr lore, creation firsCv^^.v^'-- ; LntOAloripuSibeing-burstj,.^;^ Veiled in maiden's f iorm so fair, . -. . ; Ido worship tbeein her, *.\ „,.. .n- v^'/ i Spirit sweet—all ei^'.tWre-^ k~. v v ■' ! Lore is God, sijpos Qoil ' is Lore! j , ,'".*' BbOTW.WJ,,^T. "