| William Wilfred Campbell, comp. The Oxford Book of Canadian Verse. 1913. | | | | To a Skylark | | By Margery Berridge Grey |
| | | WHEN with crimson tints and rare | |
| Phoebus paints the world so fair, | |
| Then, thou morning minstrel, rise; | |
| Flood with melody the skies! | |
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| When the dawns gates ope again, | 5 |
| Swell thy tuneful throat! oh! then | |
| Serenade the silver stars, | |
| Peeping through the morns pale bars. | |
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| When the azure mists of night | |
| Flee before the morning light, | 10 |
| Pour forth harmony above, | |
| And softly wake my sleeping love! | | | | |
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