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Poem by Edith Nesbit Spring in War-Time Now the sprinkled blackthorn snow Lies along the lover’s lane Where last year we used to go- Where we shall not go again. In the hedge the buds are new, By our wood the violets peer- Just like last year’s violets too, But they have no scent this year. Every bird has heart to sing Of its nest, warmed by its breast; We had heart to sing last spring, But we never built our nest. Presently red roses blown Will make all the garden gay.. Not yet have the daisies grown On your clay. Edith Nesbit Edith Nesbit's other poems: 1364 Views |
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