New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-31
= si ~ JOGGING.

Y,apst away b. wooded hli, aud wales, -
WBoro broad s,OR streams How ceoi ~" Si'""''
And idle bsrecs ian thciI lisilrss sails; H.,
Eor ne the summer sUn6tt cioNa anu l'HeH'
And green fields wait for me.
9lone for sbadowy forests where the bilds
srgitter and chip noon from every tree
long for blo.somcd leaves and ioNIns herAS'
" The green fields VAN ior thee'
= 5roa,, of up,ards. where the primrose shine,
And waves her yellow lamfs a60HS el Sp S
or open yistas, sknted with tall pines
Where green fields wait for me.
th,nk Of long sweet afternoons, when
NAY lie and listen 20 the distant sea,
Or hear the Drcczes in the reeds t tsa a. syn
flT insect voices chipping shI1u anQ Oly,
IN fields that wall for me-
Tbese dreams vi summer come to bid me find
enc forests shade, the wild birds melody,
sybiiS summers Fragrance fingers Oh tlsa wind,
And green fields wait Tor me-
The following sea-piece has similar merits though
ss stately Tlytbm gives 1t an expression Of lolil'
ishieb was hot usual with Arnold
sEA-sHORI FANCIEs.
o pleasant waters, Iipping on ire san"'
Green ana peIucd asithe rgistoue,
vgfbcresfeJ PreSLers Lcavng toward the land
Chanting their ccaseleSs treeN lneh"tohe'
What snowy little feet &C girlish play ~
Have Ne not kissed on Ne"poils pea'h 'ou'9
ouaves that foam around yon lonely rock,
BOding the distant storm VII hoai set IoI @
S,one down "A pteOus wreck. 10 rise no more
TNst in the mighty biOws wash and sway,
Rhat gallant hearts have ye Lot suieo To-Day
Odapcinr breakers. fresh from other secs
Whcrc0n the lingering, loving sunshine snilt'
Your spray s fragrance, ON the fragrant breeze
vghsrs sn.lV inaids max merliment slway,
Rave We not laved THEN perfect forms to-day
tossing pillows, come ye from afar
Nmmng the radiance o. the northern star ,-.
That through the Heightened Iughi OF WINTER so'os
alpon the tOpplng icebeTgs, grila ami gray
Have 70 moi dashed their frozen sides today
Osea Of life, whose waters heave and roll,
We lave sad wrecks and joyous youthful forms:
q hiring sweet fragrance 10 the weary Soul,
And chill Il with the breath Of icy storms:
BeTe ON the shore we smile and weep and pray
% waves cleanse all our sins from vs. to-day!
what a sweet Autumna atmosphere floats overtle
a0Ilowing.
WI eoo darR nbis aud checkered iippng shadows;
6Hhrngh reedy fens its sluggish current flows,
. where lilies grow sndpwple-DioesoHeu H''no"'
Rf,e ssserbloons above rs eddles shine,
WITH Polened bees about thein hnniE s, slowly
Make music With their sweet bells, tmhhng lo"iy'
sbe shriu cicaIa, on he hillside tree,
soands 20 its mate note Of love or waning;
Nnd turte-dOves reech0. paintiVely,
FROM upland fields soft, melodlous mourning.
a Golden have eoneesls the horizon,
golden sunshine SLAMS across me meadows
Rui beauty fingers ia these Autumn shadows
~ fndhaWks SHADOW feets across the grass.
lie softened grsy tl'f soiiened green outlying;
a. bFeezes fresbeu when The day Is dying.
n sweet September tiy FIRST bTeezes bring
1,,s frT leafs rusile and The SQUIRRELS laughter.
H. cool fresh air, whence heallh ana Yg0f spilhs
And promise Of exceeding JOS hereafter
Here s a specimen cf the airs ianoiss IN which Ar
Vsla delighted in lis happier moods
x61a delighted IN bis happier moods.
psYcHB's FFgT.
Her feet, they are 50 small,
50 delicate her tread,
Daisies 90 not bend at all
WheD she walks overhead
Bat each looks up, and falls IN love
With Peyche's tiny feet above.
she walks with such an art
And sepf % daiptily,
~ she shOuid tread upon my heart
q would sti unbrOkcn boz;
ynlees 4 were by the lOveliness
which Psycbe'h thy feet possess
We give one more q the same kind
TIE PoETs AWAKENING.
SllE haa ss Desa thing OF eoWaQa glfyi
gele OF cert mold; y ~ knta
but, % an angel crossed ria path, e.day,
AND tnrned the clay 70 gold.
= Eient was be the angel came sgalp.
ADe, ~ che paseed along,
g &c sl.seg BE pps AZ Ievipely, aHa thea
a. ~ Sgstfe thsm y s9Hf y