SPRING AND AUTUMN

Green ripples singing down the corn,

With blossoms dumb the path I tread,

And in the music of the morn

One with wild roses on her head.

Now the green ripples turn to gold

And all the paths are loud with rain,

I with desire am growing old

And full of winter pain.

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