The Snow
Peacefully, dreamily, slowly,
It comes through the halls of the air,
And falls to the earth like a spirit
That kneels in its beauty at prayer.
‘Mid the sere leaves she layeth her forehead,
While the forests are murmuring low,
And telling the beads she has brought them—
The beautiful spirit, the Snow.
- Title
- The Snow
- First Line
- Peacefully, dreamily, slowly
- Creator
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Celia M. Tibbits Burleigh
- Bibliographic Citation
- William T. Coggeshall, editor, The Poets and Poetry of the West: with Biographical and Critical Notices. (Columbus, Ohio: Follett, Foster, and Co., 1860), p. 499.
- Date
- 1860
- Period
- Early
- Subject
- Seasons: Winter
- Weather: Snow
- Comments
- Unclear if this is the entire poem, or an excerpt
- Related Resource
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Coggeshall Poetry Collection Title Page
- Rating
- ★★★
- Media
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The Snow