  We are dying, said the flowers, All the days are out of tune, Spent are all the sungold hours, And the glory that was June, Dying, dying said the flowers. The snow will hide the garden bed While they sleep underground, Wild winds will drift it overhead, But they will slumber sound. We are going, said the swallows, All the singing days are done, Summer’s over, winter follows, And we seek a warmer sun, Going southward, said the swallows. And I must watch them all depart And find no song to sing, Oh take the autumn from my heart And give me back the spring! |
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