By HOVHANNES HOVHANNESSIAN (Born 1869) None await thy smiling rays; Whither comest thou, O Spring? None are left to sing thy praise— Vain thy coming now, O Spring! All the world is wrapped in gloom, Earth in blood is weltering: This year brought us blackest doom— Whither comest thou, O Spring? No rose for the nightingale, No flower within park or dale, Every face with anguish pale— Whither comest thou, O Spring? |