Nature
Plough
From Tides
Nature
The snows are come in early state,
And love shall now go desolate
If we should keep too close a gate.
Over the woods a splendour falls
Of death, and grey are the Gloucester walls,
And grey the skies for burials.
But secret in the falling snow
I see the patient ploughman go,
And watch the quiet furrows grow.
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Drinkwater, John. “Plough.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/drinkwater/124/.
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Drinkwater, John. “Plough.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/drinkwater/124/.
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