Love

Song

by Charlotte Mew 1869–1928

From The Farmer's Bride (1921 edition)

LoveTime & Brevity

Love, Love to-day, my dear,
Love is not always here;
Wise maids know how soon grows sere
The greenest leaf of Spring;
But no man knoweth
Whither it goeth
When the wind bloweth
So frail a thing.

Love, Love, my dear, to-day,
If the ship’s in the bay,
If the bird has come your way
That sings on summer trees;
When his song faileth
And the ship saileth
No voice availeth
To call back these.

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'Love, Love to-day, my dear, / Love is not always here': two stanzas urging love now, before the wind or the ship takes it away.

MLA

Mew, Charlotte. “Song.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/mew/16/.

Chicago

Mew, Charlotte. “Song.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/mew/16/.

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