Nature

See the Moon

by Daniel Weir 1796–1831

From The Modern Scottish Minstrel, vol. 3 (1855–57)

Nature

See the moon o'er cloudless Jura
Shining in the lake below;
See the distant mountain tow'ring
Like a pyramid of snow.
Scenes of grandeur--scenes of childhood--
Scenes so dear to love and me!
Let us roam by bower and wildwood--
All is lovelier when with thee.

On Leman's breast the winds are sighing;
All is silent in the grove;
And the flow'rs, with dew-drops glist'ning,
Sparkle like the eye of love.
Night so calm, so clear, so cloudless;
Blessed night to love and me!
Let us roam by bower and fountain--
All is lovelier when with thee.

MLA

Weir, Daniel. “See the Moon.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/weir_d/0/.

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