TWO TRIOLETS OF AUTUMN KARL E. WESTON '96 |
'Neath fading leaves and dreary skies, A late-born rose burst into bloom And gazed about with sad surprise, 'Neath fading leaves and dreary skies; Let fall from Summer's bier, it lies In Autumn's pathway 'mid the gloom Of fading leaves and dreary skies, A late-born rose, burst into bloom. Beside the ever restless sea Fair Autumn stands. With beckoning hand She hails the passing days, which flee Across the ever restless sea,— Their sealed ears hearing not the plea Which sea-winds waft from that fair land Beside the ever restless sea, Where Autumn stands with beckoning hand. Literary Monthly, 1894.
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