Three O'clock In The Morning

What do the robins wimper about From their hompb in the eiini and birchca I I've tried to study the riddle ont. Uut atill in mv mind is miny u doubt. In apite oí deep researches. ■Vhil# in tho world is silonde tleep, In the fwflight of enrly dawmngr, They begin lo'chirp and twitter und peep As il they wore talliing in the ir sleep, At thiee o'clock in tlie mominjj. IVïhaps the little onea stir, und complais, Thnt il 's time to be up und ; And the mother-birds sin? a drowsy strain ïo cortx f hom bacli to their dreams uguin, ThoDgh disímil cocks aru crowiag. Or do they teil secret that ahould pot be heord By uiortab listening nnd pryinj ! ... pprhaps wp adght lüarn troiri some whiapered woid The beat wav to brinif up a little biid Or the wonderful art of Uying. It mny be that thny speak of one autumn dy Whên with mnny a leathered roauier, Under the ciomls so cold and pi!y, Over the hiils tïwy toke their w.y, In Monta of the vauishcd suniiner. It mnv be they (fOitSjp frora nest to nest, Iliilden and li?;tf eitfnlded ; Whl a lone--kpt socrel at lat is guossej, That ' i littift b'm lui told it l " but the qucstion ir wrnpped in doubt, Tlioy givemono hint orwnming; Lis!en, und teil me it' you ñnd out What do the robin whispcr about At three o'elock in the mcrniiig1.