Here you will find the Poem Morning along Shore of poet Lucy Maud Montgomery
Hark, oh hark the elfin laughter All the little waves along, As if echoes speeding after Mocked a merry merman's song! All the gulls are out, delighting In a wild, uncharted quest See the first red sunshine smiting Silver sheen of wing and breast! Ho, the sunrise rainbow-hearted Steals athwart the misty brine, And the sky where clouds have parted Is a bowl of amber wine! Sweet, its cradle-lilt partaking, Dreams that hover o'er the sea, But the lyric of its waking Is a sweeter thing to me! Who would drowze in dull devotion To his ease when dark is done, And upon its breast the ocean Like a jewel wears the sun? "Up, forsake a lazy pillow!" Calls the sea from cleft and cave, Ho, for antic wind and billow When the morn is on the wave!