Winter Streams

Now the little rivers go

Muffled safely under snow,

And the winding meadow streams

Murmur in their wintry dreams,

While a tinkling music wells

Faintly from there icy bells,

Telling how their hearts are bold

Though the very sun be cold.

Ah, but wait until the rain

Comes a-sighing once again,

Sweeping softly from the Sound

Over ridge and meadow ground!

Then the little streams will hear

April calling far and near,--

Slip their snowy bands and run

Sparkling in the welcome sun.

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