TO THE FIRST ROBIN
by:
Louisa May Alcott (1832-1888) 
Welcome,
welcome, little stranger, 
Fear no
harm, and fear no danger; 
We are
glad to see you here, 
For you
sing "Sweet Spring is near." 
Now the
white snow melts away; 
Now the
flowers blossom gay: 
Come dear
bird and build your nest, 
For we
love our robin best.
What a sweet poem! I can see "spring" vividly while reading this.
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