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A Midsummer Noon in the Australian Forest
Charles Harpur
Even the busy ants are found
Resting in their pebbled mound;
Even the locust clingeth now
In silence to the barky bough:
And over hills and...
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After A Tempestuous Voyage. (At Tynemouth Priory)
William Lisle Bowles
That laves the pebbled shore: and now the beam
Of evening smiles on the gray battlement,
And yon forsaken tower that...
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Along Flowered Trails
Matthew Coordes
upon a time, I’d laid mine weary head, winds a pebbled walking...
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Among the Sea
Hannah S
It was on that jagged shore
crest of pebbled sea floor
Droplets dance in my vision
and fall like a heavy teardrop
To be among the sea...
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Amy Wentworth
John Greenleaf Whittier
Of winds in the woods, and waves on pebbled bounds,--
A song for oars to chime with, such as might
Be sung by tired sea-painters, who at...
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Antistrophe
William Taylor Collins
When Ghosts, as Cottage-Maids believe,
Their pebbled Beds permitted leave,
And Gobblins haunt from Fire, or Fen,
Or Mine, or Flood, the Walks of...
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At Tynemouth Priory
William Lisle Bowles
That laves the pebbled shore: and now the beam
Of evening smiles on the gray battlement,
And yon forsaken tower that...
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Coleridge's Cristabel
Charles Harpur
Or, with an underswirling spread
Over a wide pebbled bed,
It bubbles with a gentle pleasure
Ere some new mood change the...
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Death-Doomed.
William McKendree Carleton
The pebbled brook behind the orchard, that laughs upon its way,
The flowers that bloom in the dear old...
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Death-Doomed.
Will Carleton
The pebbled brook behind the orchard, that laughs upon its way,
The flowers that bloom in the dear old...
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Dinosaurs
Muzz
A Lamp stuck out of the pebbled sand,
scooped up quickly by a scaly...
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Elegy XXIII. Reflections Suggested By His Situation
William Shenstone
Soothed by the murmurs of my pebbled flood,
I wish it not o'er golden sands to flow;
Cheer'd by the verdure of my spiral wood,
I...
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Endymion: Book II
John Keats
Along the pebbled shore of...
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Friday
Elizabeth Jennings
Of the pebbled path and watched the extreme of...
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Greenhaven Cemetery
Joe Strickland
tombstones,
rows upon rows,
in pebbled prose
of remembrance,
etched names
that whispered secrets
to the winds,
rustling...
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Haven
Ray Saunders
white cliffs that guard the pebbled shore
where sea-birds carve their silent melody,
there will my mind be witness as it can
unto...
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I. Written at Tinemouth, Northumberland, after a Tempestuous Voyage.
William Lisle Bowles
That laves the pebbled shore; and now the beam
Of evening smiles on the grey battlement,
And yon forsaken tow'r,...
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Imaginative circles
Ronald Tirino
Comes through you

Like water among the pebbled stones
I saw before me as in a waking dream
A small wooden bowl with
Milk and...
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Jurys Gap
Andrew Siddle
Two miles away from Camber sands,
sits a bay pebbled where history stands,
by this smugglers pebbled whiskey soaked shore,
away from Rye where a...
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Jurys Gap
Andrew Siddle
a bay pebbled where history stands,

by this...
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Lines To A Beautiful Spring In A Village
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
fount with pebbled falls
The faded form of past delight recalls,
What time the morning sun of hope arose,
And all...
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My Native Isle.
Mary Gardiner Horsford
But better love thy pebbled beach
And lonely forest glade,
Where low winds stir with fragrant breath
The purple violet's...
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October 23, In Penarth
saffiregreek
Into the empty night and the desolate pebbled lane that leads from the...
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Ode to Fear
William Taylor Collins
When ghosts, as cottage maids believe,
Their pebbled beds permitted leave;
And goblins haunt, from fire, or fen,
Or mine, or flood, the walks of...
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Ode To The Setting Sun
Francis Thompson
o'er rout-trampled night
Flew spurned the pebbled stars: those splendours then
Had tempested on earth, star upon star
Mounded in ruin, if a...
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