NoCC Poems Of Sir Walter Scott by Sir Walter Scott: Datur Hora Quieti Datur Hora Quieti


Poems Of Sir Walter Scott

By Sir Walter Scott

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Datur Hora Quieti

Datur Hora Quieti

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Datur Hora Quieti

The sun upon the lake is low,
The wild birds hush their song,
The hills have evening`s deepest glow,
Yet Leonard tarries long.
Now all whom varied toil and care
From home and love divide,
In the calm sunset may repair
Each to the loved one`s side.

The noble dame, on turret high,
Who waits her gallant knight,
Looks to the western beam to spy
The flash of armour bright.
The village maid, with hand on brow
The level ray to shade,
Upon the footpath watches now
For Colin`s darkening plaid.

Now to their mates the wild swans row,
By day they swam apart,
And to the thicket wanders slow
The hind beside the hart.
The woodlark at his partner`s side
Twitters his closing song -
All meet whom day and care divide,
But Leonard tarries long!


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