Nature

September

by Jean Blewett 1862–1934

From Heart Songs (1897)

Nature

September comes across the hills
Her blue veil softly flowing,
Her flagons deep of wine she spills,
And sets the old world glowing.

Yon robin’s piping her a tune--
How runs his carol tender?
“I knew you once as pretty June,
When you were young and slender.

And though you’ve grown a gracious thing,
Full-blossomed, grand and stately,
I still can see a hint of spring--
Your youth’s but left you lately.”

MLA

Blewett, Jean. “September.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/blewett/48/.

Chicago

Blewett, Jean. “September.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/blewett/48/.

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