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Famous Salubrious Poems by Famous Poets

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by Robinson, Mary Darby
...ders oblique­that check ambition's toil, 
The pois'nous weeds, that mark the barren soil. 
So the sweet blossoms of salubrious spring 
Thro the lone wood their spicy odours fling; 
Shrink from the sun, and bow their beauteous heads 
To scatter incense o'er their native beds, 
While coarser flow'rs expand with gaudy ray, 
Brave the rude wind, and mock the burning day. 

Ah! gentle Muse, from trivial follies turn, 
Where Patriot souls with god-like passions burn; 
Again...Read more of this...



by McGonagall, William Topaz
...modation for ladies and gentlemen there. 

Then there's a large number of bathing coaches there,
And the climate is salubrious, and very warm the air;
And every convenience is within the bathers' reach,
Besides, there's very beautiful walks by the sea beach. 

The visitors to Nairn can pass away the time agreeably,
By viewing Tarbetness, which slopes downwards to the sea;
And Queen Street is one of the prettiest thoroughfares,
Because there's splendid shops in it, and...Read more of this...

by McGonagall, William Topaz
...
And, in conclusion, to tourists I will say,
Off! off to Torquay and make no delay,
For the scenery is magnificent, and salubrious the air,
And 'tis good for the health to reside there....Read more of this...

by Ashbery, John
..."Thunder
And tears are unavailing," it read. "Henceforth shall
Popeye's apartment
Be but remembered space, toxic or salubrious, whole or 
scratched."

Olive came hurtling through the window; its geraniums scratched
Her long thigh. "I have news!" she gasped. "Popeye, forced as 
you know to flee the country
One musty gusty evening, by the schemes of his wizened, 
duplicate father, jealous of the apartment
And all that it contains, myself and spinach
In particula...Read more of this...

by Campbell, Thomas
...fe,
But yet, oh Nature! is there naught to prize,
Familiar in thy bosom scenes of life?
And dwells in day-light truth's salubrious skies
No form with which the soul may sympathise?--
Young, innocent, on whose sweet forehead mild
The parted ringlet shone in simplest guise,
An inmate in the home of Albert smiled,
Or blest his noonday walk--she was his only child.

The rose of England bloom'd on Gertrude's cheek--
What though these shades had seen her birth, her sire
A Brito...Read more of this...



by Robinson, Mary Darby
...e amidst the tide, 
Or bound along the tufted grove, 
Or o'er enamel'd meadows rove, 
Where, on Zephyr's pinions, glide
Salubrious airs that waft the nymph repose. 

Lightly o'er the yellow heath
Steals thy soft and fragrant breath,
Breath inhal'd from musky flow'rs
Newly bath'd in perfum'd show'rs. 
See the rosy-finger'd morn
Opes her bright refulgent eye, 
Hills and valleys to adorn, 
While from her burning glance the scatter'd vapours fly. 

Soon, ah soon! the ...Read more of this...

by Robinson, Mary Darby
...'d the vast domain; 
HE bade the budding branch expand; 
And from the teeming ground call'd forth the cherish'd grain; 
Salubrious springs from flinty caverns drew; 
Enamell'd verdure o'er the landscape threw; 
HE taught the scaly host to glide 
Sportive, amidst the limpid tide; 
HIS breath sustain'd the EAGLE's wing; 
With vocal sounds bade hills and valleys ring; 
Then, with his Word supreme, awoke to birth 
THE HUMAN FORM SUBLIME! THE SOV'REIGN LORD OF EARTH! 

VALOUR! thy...Read more of this...

by Petrarch, Francesco
...amid the lengthen'd line.Yet Solon there I spied, for laws renown'd,Salubrious plants in clean and cultured ground;But noxious, if malignant hands infuseIn their transmuted stems a baneful juiceAmongst the Romans, Varro next I spied,The light of linguists, and our country's pride;Still nearer as h...Read more of this...

by Dickinson, Emily
...To help our Bleaker Parts
Salubrious Hours are given
Which if they do not fir for Earth
Drill silently for Heaven --...Read more of this...

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