Nature

Seasons

by Hazel Hall 1886–1924

From Curtains (1921)

Nature

Winter, spring, summer and fall —
Shadow-lights upon a wall:

Gleams of grey fleeing the path
Where the wind walks cold with wrath;

Yellow-fluttered petalled things
Like flower ghosts of other springs;

Curtains of dull, sticky gold,
Smothering hours in their fold;

Smoky rays that stir and creep
Aimlessly, like tired sheep.

Winter, spring, summer and fall —
Shadows fading on a wall.

MLA

Hall, Hazel. “Seasons.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/hall_h/5/.

Chicago

Hall, Hazel. “Seasons.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/hall_h/5/.

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