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LITTLE PHOEBE - ZaunköniG - 27.12.2010 LITTLE PHOEBE, Or the second gathering of the Sea-shells. The rain had pour'd all day, but clear'd at night, When, with her little basket on her arm. She left the door-step of that seaside farm ; The weeping tamarisk glisten'd in the light. And chanticleer's green feathers softly waved Against the dying sunshine. Forth she fared, Our host's sweet child, his Phoebe golden-hair'd. To gather shells, wherewith the beach was paved ; At dusk, she took the homeward path that led Beneath yon dark-blue ridge, when, sad to tell. On her fair head the gloomy Lias fell. Crumbled by storms,—they found her bruised and dead : Her basket-store was scatter'd by the fall. But loving hands replaced and kept them all. |