Nature

Autumn Treasure

by Richard Le Gallienne 1866–1947

From The Lonely Dancer (1913)

Nature

Who will gather with me the fallen year,
This drift of forgotten forsaken leaves,
Ah! who give ear
To the sigh October heaves
At summer's passing by!
Who will come walk with me
On this Persian carpet of purple and gold
The weary autumn weaves,
And be as sad as I?
Gather the wealth of the fallen rose,
And watch how the memoried south wind blows
Old dreams and old faces upon the air,
And all things fair.

MLA

Gallienne, Richard Le. “Autumn Treasure.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/legallienne/129/.

Chicago

Gallienne, Richard Le. “Autumn Treasure.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/legallienne/129/.

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