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Now Winter hath drifted	A
To bygone years	B
And the sod is uplifted	C
By crocus spears	B
And out of the hive the bee wings humming	D
And we know that the Spring the Spring is coming	D
	-
For the snow hath melted	A
From sunless cleft	E
And the clouds that pelted	C
Slant sleet have left	E
The sky as blue as a child's gaze after	F
Its tears have vanished and veered to laughter	F
	-
See light is gleaming	D
In primrose brakes	G
And out of its dreaming	D
The speedwell wakes	G
And the tender tips of the timid clover	F
Peep forth to see if the frost be over	F
	-
The celandine gazes	H
Straight at the sun	I
The starlike daisies	J
Peer one by one	I
And over the pool where the sallow glistens	J
The daffodil hangs its head and listens	J
	-
At first but single	K
And then in flocks	J
In dell and dingle	K
The lady smocks	J
Make mist for the golden cowslip tapers	J
To shine like sunrise through morning vapours	J
	-
In fat ribbed fallows	J
The lapwings nest	L
And the home coming swallows	J
Seek out where best	L
They may build with a love that is sure and stable	K
Their cosy cribs under last year's gable	K
	-
The blackcaps treble	K
A strain as sweet	M
As stream o'er pebble	K
Or wind through wheat	M
While like flickering light the kinglet hovers	J
Round woodbined haven of hiding lovers	J
	-
The lark chants soaring	D
From moist brown heath	N
'Twixt Heaven's high flooring	D
And earth beneath	N
Like a true wise poet in wavering weather	F
A carol to link the twain together	F
	-
The cuckoo flaunting	D
O'er glen and glade	O
Flies loudly vaunting	D
New loves betrayed	O
Till we all of us echo the madcap saying	D
And laugh and joyously wend a'maying	D
	-
Then in mask and tabard	O
The mummer trips	J
And out of its scabbard	O
The iris slips	J
And calls to the lily and rose Why tarry	P
Now the nightingale under the silence starry	P
	-
Keeps trilling trilling	D
Its nest above	Q
The descant thrilling	D
Of straining love	Q
That yearneth for more more more till gladness	J
Still winged with wanting seems one with sadness ''	-
	-
But once the roses	J
And lilies blow	R
Our wilding posies	J
Follow the snow	R
And turning to greet the fair new comer	F
We find the face of the fearless Summer	F
	-
But though sultry shimmer	F
And panting heat	O
Lure senses dimmer	F
To deem them sweet	O
Who would not exchange their passionate thunder	F
For May's moist blushes of maiden wonder	F
	-
But Winter hath drifted	O
To bygone years	J
And the sod is uplifted	O
By crocus spears	J
And out of the hive the bee wings humming	D
And we know that the Spring is coming coming	D

Alfred Austin

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