. Book of song poems. d granite walls In beauty there neath the sunny sky. Theres a city on the plains,Its fine buildings there display. Broad are its streets and avenues With fine gardens and yards on our way. Theres a city on the plains That sits there as a queen,In her wondrous beauty array With its foliage of living green. Theres a city on the plains Where the sun sinks in the West There behind the mountains gray, While Natures songs are hushed to rest. August, 1905. COLORADO. WELL sing of the beauties where Nature Colorado, its wonders well sing;With its wonderful mountains the
. Book of song poems. d granite walls In beauty there neath the sunny sky. Theres a city on the plains,Its fine buildings there display. Broad are its streets and avenues With fine gardens and yards on our way. Theres a city on the plains That sits there as a queen,In her wondrous beauty array With its foliage of living green. Theres a city on the plains Where the sun sinks in the West There behind the mountains gray, While Natures songs are hushed to rest. August, 1905. COLORADO. WELL sing of the beauties where Nature Colorado, its wonders well sing;With its wonderful mountains there, so high,Our Centennial State were passing by. Well sing of the beauties where Nature has the waterfall and many a spring;Many are its beauties, treasures there the lovely valleys in beauty abound. Well sing of the beauties where Nature has been;Of its flowers and roses, their fragrance doth bringWith its canyons and caves many wonders are seenFrom the snow-capped peaks flows many a stream. 89 •. The Royal Gorge, Colorado. Then the Royal Gorge we pass through,Near the source of the Arkansas riv^er, Where the mountains are cut in two,Here its precipice walls stand forever. Well sing of the beauties where Nature has been,With its butterflies and birds there on the minerals and products are very good—Many are the wonders there on our road. THE ROYAL GORGE. LET us sirig of the Royal Gorge,With its towers and castles high;Of the rolling stream at its feetWith its walls and pillars nigh. Let us sing of the Royal Gorge; Many crags and chasms there be;With its arches and gateways there, And the beauties of Nature we see. Let us sing of the Royal Gorge; There in summer what a fine scene!As we view its high granite walls, While among the rocks plays the stream. Let us sing of the Royal Gorge; There for ages so proudly it beauties can never be told, Far away in the foreign lands. August, 1905. THE GARDEN OF THE GODS. WE will sing of Natures won
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