Versos English Nora Archibald Smith Easter Blossoms

English poem

Easter Blossoms

by (1859–1934)

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Far away, down in the dark of the earth While the cold March winds are blowing, The grasses are making their way to birth, And the Easter flowers are growing.

So deep in the heart of each little child, No matter what may be the weather, Kind thoughts may be growing, and virtues mild, Be twining and blooming together.