Jenny June

The South Wind blows across the harrowed fields,

And lo! the young grain springs to happy birth;

His warm breath lingers where the granite shields

Intruding flowers, and the responsive Earth

Impartially her varied harvest yields.

Through long ensuing months with tender mirth

The South Wind laughs, rejoicing in the worth

Of the impellent energies he wields.

Within our minds the memory of a Name

Will move, and fires of inspiration that burned low

Among dead embers break in quickening flame;

Flowers of the soul, grain of the heart shall grow,

And burgeoned promises shall bravely blow

Beneath the sunny influence of Her fame.

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