The Mind

Needlework: Paths

by Hazel Hall 1886–1924

From Curtains (1921)

The Mind

Needle, you make me remember things . . .
A path through a wood that ran like wine,
A turn, and the bubbling smell that clings
Close as breath to the lips of springs
Where the sun is sprinkled fine.

Needle, you have a path to run
Where never the boughs of trees have met
And never has seeped the rain of the sun;
But long is the way you have just begun . . .
Needle, you make me forget.

MLA

Hall, Hazel. “Needlework: Paths.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/hall_h/67/.

Chicago

Hall, Hazel. “Needlework: Paths.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/hall_h/67/.

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