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Eleanor Farjeon (Элинор Фарджон)


Myfanwy Among the Leaves


Dying leaf and dead leaf,
Yellow leaf and red leaf
And white-backed beam,
Lay along the woodland road
As quiet as a dream.

Summer was over,
The year had lost her lover,
Spent with her grief
All along the woodland road
Leaf fell on leaf.

Then came a shuffling,
Such a happy ruffling
Of the dried sweet
Surf of leaves upon the road
Round a baby’s feet.

Year-old leaf ran after
Three-year-old laughter,
Danced through the air
As she caught them from the road
And flung them anywhere.

Old leaf and cold leaf,
Brown leaf and gold leaf
And white-backed beam,
Followed down the woodland road
Myfanwy in a dream.



Eleanor Farjeon's other poems:
  1. Sonnets. 12. I hear love answer: Since within the mesh
  2. Three Miles to Penn
  3. Six Green Singers
  4. The Old Grey Queen
  5. Sonnets. 2. O Spare Me from the Hand of Niggard Love


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