Versos English Emilie Poulsson The Child And The Pigeons

English poem

The Child And The Pigeons

by (1853–1939)

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You dear cooing pigeons, How gladly you fly O'er hilltop and meadow And forest trees high, Far, far away roaming; --And that too, would I!

But ever, dear pigeons, When night shades the sky And home you are coming, As gladly you fly To meet with your loved ones; --And that, too, would I!

Then, cooing together So fondly, you try To tell in what pleasures The day has passed by, Your every joy sharing; --And that, too, would I!