The Rainbow
Charlotte Richardson
1775 to 1832
Track 1
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Well pleased admires thy varied hues,
My soul, content with humbler views,
Of purple, green, and gold.
A faint display of Heaven!
That bids thy beauties rise.
And can with joy behold
Illumes the eastern skies;
A transient gleam of that bright place
Soft falls the shower, the thunders cease!
Blest sign of firm unchanging love!
Enough for me to deem divine
Thy beauteous form, and wondering gaze
Where Beauty owns celestial grace,
Enraptured on thy mingled rays
And see the messenger of peace
While others seek the cause to prove,
To think that thou art given
The hand that paints each glowing line;
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