Love

In the Fall o' Year

by Thomas S. Jones, Jr. 1882–1932

From The Home Book of Verse, ed. Burton Stevenson (1912)

Love

I went back an old-time lane
In the fall o' year.
There was wind and bitter rain
And the leaves were sere.

Once the birds were lilting high
In a far-off May —
I remember, you and I
Were as glad as they.

But the branches now are bare
And the lad you knew,
Long ago was buried there —
Long ago, with you!

MLA

Jones, Thomas S., Jr. “In the Fall o' Year.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/jones_ts/4/.

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