I. In Spring

The sky is blue here, scarcely with a stain

Of grey for clouds: here the young grasses gain

A larger growth of green over this splinter

Fallen from the ruin. Spring seems to have told Winter

He shall not freeze again here. Tho' their loss

Of leaves is not yet quite repaired, trees toss

Sprouts from their boughs. The ash you called so stiff

Curves, daily, broader shadow down the cliff.

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