Love

Who Is This So Loved Of Yore?

by Cora C. Bass 1868–1928

From Songs for All Seasons, and Other Poems (1901)

Love

Who is this so loved of yore
Shyly tapping at the door?
Striking off the icy chain
That the earth may thrive again.
Wooing violets in the dale
To their faces fair unveil;
Bidding all the world rejoice
In the music of her voice.

See the farmer grasp the plough,
’Tis the day of sowing now;
Hark the robin’s happy call
Keeping house by yon gray wall;
Hear the brooklet’s note of glee
Dancing to the eager sea
Read the message of the King
In the hand of Lovely Spring.

MLA

Bass, Cora C. “Who Is This So Loved Of Yore?” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/bass_cc/125/.

Chicago

Bass, Cora C. “Who Is This So Loved Of Yore?” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/bass_cc/125/.

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