October
Famous Poem
The laughing months have all tripped gaily by,
With flower entangled hair, lips thrilled with song;
But lingering behind the merry throng
Comes one with smile more sad than any sigh,
Famous Poem
The laughing months have all tripped gaily by,
With flower entangled hair, lips thrilled with song;
But lingering behind the merry throng
Comes one with smile more sad than any sigh,
Famous Poem
in Famous Poems
A blade of grass is bending
Above the moaning stream,
In sympathy is blending
Where troubles only seem.
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Father and I were gypsies.―
We tried to lose our way
Among the woodland mystery,
When we'd a holiday.
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A world of snow, and winter yet,
The weather-man decrees.
He listens to the bragging wind,
I hearken roots of trees.
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O little wave, you come from far,
Over the sky-line yonder.
Why do you hurry across the bar
And fight with the wind, I wonder?