Nature
Spring from a Window: Blossom-Time
From Curtains (1921)
Nature
So long as there is April
My heart is high,
Lifting up its white dreams
To the sky.
As trees hold up their blossoms
In a blowing cloud,
My hands are reaching,
My hands are proud.
All the crumbled splendours
Of autumn, and the cries
Of winds that I remember
Cannot make me wise.
Like the trees of April
Fearless and fair —
My heart swings its censers
Through the golden air.
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MLA
Hall, Hazel. “Spring from a Window: Blossom-Time.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/hall_h/81/.
Chicago
Hall, Hazel. “Spring from a Window: Blossom-Time.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/hall_h/81/.
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