Love

High Wind

by Mary E. Coleridge 1861–1907

From Poems (1908)

Love

The clouds before him rushed, as they
Were racing home to end the day;
The flying hair of the beeches flew
Out to the East as he went through.

Only the hills unshaken stood.
The lake was tossed into a flood;
She flung her curling wavelets hoar
In wrath on the distracted shore.

Which of the elements hath sinned?
What hath angered thee, O wind?
Thou in all the earth dost see
Nought but it enrageth thee!

MLA

Coleridge, Mary E. “High Wind.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/coleridge_m/70/.

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Coleridge, Mary E. “High Wind.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/coleridge_m/70/.

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