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TO THE DAISY.[1]

With little here to do or seeOf things that in the great world be,Sweet Daisy! oft I talk to thee,For thou art worthy,Thou unassuming Common-placeOf Nature, with that homely face,And yet with something of a grace,Which Love makes for thee!
  1. ↑ The two following Poems were overflowings of the mind in composing the one which stands first in the first Volume.
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