On
Salmon River’s sun-flecked sheen
Once more I calmly glide;
While
o’er the side I idly lean
And feel the cooling tide.
It
thrills my heated fingertips,
As in the old, old dream
My
heart was thrilled when love’s sweet lips
Met mine upon the stream.
O,
Salmon River, though art mine,
And
all my love fore’er is thine,
For
thou hast shared my every pain,
As oft with idle oar
Within
my pleasure skiff I’ve lain
And floated down thy shore.
Sept
1, ‘91
Pub. in
Boston
Courier
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