Nature
Winter Streams
From Later Poems (1921)
Nature
Now the little rivers go
Muffled safely under snow,
And the winding meadow streams
Murmur in their wintry dreams,
While a tinkling music wells
Faintly from there icy bells,
Telling how their hearts are bold
Though the very sun be cold.
Ah, but wait until the rain
Comes a-sighing once again,
Sweeping softly from the Sound
Over ridge and meadow ground!
Then the little streams will hear
April calling far and near,--
Slip their snowy bands and run
Sparkling in the welcome sun.
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MLA
Carman, Bliss. “Winter Streams.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/carman/182/.
Chicago
Carman, Bliss. “Winter Streams.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/carman/182/.
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