| Arthur Quiller-Couch, comp. The Oxford Book of Victorian Verse. 1922. | | | | Morning | | By Samuel Waddington (18441923) |
| | | NOW oer the topmost pine, | |
| The distant pine-clad peak, | |
| There dawns a golden streak | |
| Of light, an orient line: | |
| Phoebus, the light is thine, | 5 |
| Thine is the glory,seek | |
| Each dale and dewy creek, | |
| And in full splendour shine! | |
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| Thy steeds now chafe and fret | |
| To scour the dusky plain: | 10 |
| Speed forth with flashing rein, | |
| Speed oer the land,and yet, | |
| Ah! linger in this lane, | |
| Kissing each violet. | | | | |
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