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Poem by Florence Earle Coates


An Adieu


Sorrow, quit me for a while!
    Wintry days are over; 
Hope again, with April smile,
    Violets sows and clover.

Pleasure follows in her path,
    Love itself flies after, 
And the brook a music hath
    Sweet as childhood's laughter.

Not a bird upon the bough
    Can repress its rapture, 
Not a bud that blossoms now
    But doth beauty capture.

Sorrow, thou art Winter's mate,
    Spring cannot regret thee; 
Yet, ah, yet -- my friend of late --
    I shall not forget thee! 



Florence Earle Coates


Florence Earle Coates's other poems:
  1. First and Last
  2. Love Sailed at Morn
  3. Near and Far
  4. Be Thou My Guide
  5. Tennyson


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