SERENADE

by: William Griffith (1876-1936)

      HE Moon puts on her silver veil
      And shawl of lace: and with far lutes
      And violins in many a dale
      The thrushes blow their woodland flutes.
       
      Oh, and with many a ghostly cheer,
      Under the moon the forest heaves
      And sways with ecstasy to hear
      The eery laughter of the leaves.

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