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1 O' sprite full Maia, come attire our lands with your boundless prize- Of joyful swelling by the nature's pleasing bloom,and green surprise, To sprout a floral bedding,round the yards  and shades for worthy dales; And birds will spin their adorned bowers over the dewy boughs and vales. 2 Hail! to you goddess, deck the forest’s lingering beauty, thus come: Let streams to flow across the thick and- bushy meadows over your prime, For hawthorn white and lilies to bud, and converse fragrance in air, To wind down our minds with breezes- blow,groovy lifts cool us lighter. 3 Mid mate of months, come and show your primeval splendor and glee, While south is praising vintager’s autumn, North's propitious spring does fly, And make the country lush with garden- fruits,the sweetest scents they spray, To fill each rose with flavors long, for all the ardent grooms they pray! Come Glitter, glitter ***** rays-, and sun is warm in moderate mood; Behold! the coming of her-, bees gathered among the newly buds Nithin Purple from 'Halcyon Wings.' REFERENCE: *Maia— Greek goddess of May month *Hawthorn—A spring-flowering shrub or  small tree of the genus Crataegus. *Vintager—A person who harvests grapes for making wine. ***** rays—Attraction of sunlight towards flowers, showing a dependency. *Sprite—Middle English: alteration of sprit, a contraction of spirit.
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Feb 8, 2017
Feb 8, 2017 at 10:13 AM UTC
On A May Glory: A Welcome Song to Maia