Once more the cauldron of the sun
Smears the bookcase with winy red,
And here my page is, and there my bed,
And the apple-tree shadows travel along.
Soon their intangible track will be run,
And dusk grow strong
And they have fled.
Yes: now the boiling ball is gone,
And I have wasted another day….
But wasted-wasted, do I say?
Is it a waste to have imagined one
Beyond the hills there, who, anon,
My great deeds done,
Will be mine alway?
The Sun On The Bookcase
Thomas Hardy
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Poem topics: red, sun, travel, tree, great, strong, apple, waste, Valentine's Day, Print This Poem , Rhyme Scheme
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