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Four Poems by Frances Cornford

Song Cycle by James Brown

?. Cornish April

Language: English 
Come out and climb the cliffs
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  • by Frances Darwin Cornford (1886 - 1960), "Cornish April", appears in Different Days, first published 1928

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?. The garden near the sea

Language: English 
Wild fell the rain from the soaked apple branches
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  • by Frances Darwin Cornford (1886 - 1960), "The garden near the sea", appears in Different Days, first published 1928

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?. A fragment of Empedocles

Language: English 
I heard a thrush sing in the flowering May
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  • by Frances Darwin Cornford (1886 - 1960), "A fragment of Empedocles", appears in Different Days, first published 1928

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?. Words for music

Language: English 
Time stands still
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  • by Frances Darwin Cornford (1886 - 1960), "Words for music", appears in Different Days, first published 1928

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Originally titled "The Unbeseechable"

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