Love

Where winds abound

by Michael Field 1846–1914 (Bradley) and 1862–1913 (Cooper)

From Underneath the Bough (1898)

Love

Where winds abound,
And fields are hilly,
Shy daffadilly
Looks down on the ground.
Rose cones of larch
Are just beginning;
Though oaks are spinning
No oak-leaves in March.

Spring's at the core.
The boughs are sappy:
Good to be happy
So long, long before!

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The First Book of Songs

MLA

Field, Michael. “Where winds abound.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/field_m/58/.

Chicago

Field, Michael. “Where winds abound.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/field_m/58/.

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