EPITAPH IN OLD MODE

The leaves fall gently on the grass,

And all the willow trees and poplar trees and elder trees

That bend above her where she sleeps,

O all the willow trees, the willow trees

Breathe sighs above her tomb.

O pause and pity as you pass.

She loved so tenderly, so quietly, so hopelessly;

And sometimes comes one here and weeps--

She loved so tenderly, so tenderly,

And never told them whom.

Georgian Poetry 1918-19 · 第 145 / 156 题