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1850–1895

THE WIND

Eugene Field

Cometh the Wind from the garden, fragrant and full of sweet singing — Under my tree where I sit cometh the Wind to confession. “Out in the garden abides the Queen of the beautiful Roses — Her do I love and to-night wooed her with passionate singing;

Told I my love in those songs, and answer she gave in her blushes — She shall be bride of the Wind, and she is the Queen of the Roses!” “Wind, there is spice in thy breath; thy rapture hath fragrance Sabaean!” “Straight from my wooing I come — my lips are bedewed with her kisses —

My lips and my song and my heart are drunk with the rapture of loving!”

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