I was very cold
In the summer weather;
The sun shone all his gold,
But I was very cold-
Alas, we were grown old,
Love and I together!
Oh, but I was cold
In the summer weather!
Sudden I grew warmer
Though the brooks were frozen:
“Truly, scorn did harm her!”
I said, and I grew warmer;
“Better men the charmer
Knows at least a dozen!”
I said, and I grew warmer
Though the brooks were frozen.
Spring sits on her nest,
Daisies and white clover;
And my heart at rest
Lies in the spring's young nest:
My love she loves me best,
And the frost is over!
Spring sits on her nest,
Daisies and white clover!
Song (ii)
George Macdonald
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Poem topics: heart, sun, together, young, frost, gold, summer, weather, white, frozen, spring, cold, love, I love you, Print This Poem , Rhyme Scheme
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