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The Meadows
My love will you come live with me
In the meadows, where we belong,
The flowers grow, and the grass
Sway in the warm wind that we lay,
Shall we lay in the grass and look
Upon the blue sky and watch the
Birds fly ahead, and have no noise
To bother us out here, my love shall we
I know how you love the flower crowns
How you love the picnics and the trees,
How I adore it so shall we lay here, in
These meadows under trees,
Your voice fills the evening with joy
I love how the flowers grow up on the hill,
The joy it brings us and how much I know
You love how to meadows flowers sway,
In a cottage upon the hills and trees
We shall see how much the meadow grows,
For you make not only my heart grow,
But nature itself with your laughter,
A picnic blanket is all we need for tonight
The shooting stars are near for us to see,
The sound of the warm breeze and crickets
Will fill our ears with peace, and tonight
We can see those shooting stars in the night sky,
My love the cottage will be so pretty
Live here with me and you shall see,
Why the meadows are better than the
City, in which is noisy compared to
The birds that sing on these trees

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Its a pastoral poem about a person and their lover living in a meadow.