At Doon

The lustre of a tranquil autumn day
Reigned o'er the quiet land. Here was a throne
Of hills that rose amid a farther zone
Pushed back against the sky as if to stay
Its fleecy towers. Within that circle lay
A vast serenity, majestic, lone,
Where Beauty in her loveliness is shown
In Nature's spacious, far-expanding way.

The spirit of these ancient solitudes,
Haunting the shadows with a wraith of dreams,
Finds here a lover of her towering moods,
Who paints in pigments of the sunlight's beams
The soul's bright vision of the dawn and noon
Beneath the forests on the hills of Doon.
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