Love
Summer Is Come
From Embers (1895)
Summer is come; the corn is in the ear,
The haze is swimming where the beeches stand;
Summer is come, though winter months be here--
My love is summer passing through the land.
Summer is come; I hear the skylarks sing,
The honeysuckle flaunts it to the bees;
Summer is come, and ‘tis not yet the spring--
My love is summer blessing all she sees.
Summer is come; I see an open door,
A sweet hand beckons, and I know
That, winter or summer, I shall go forth no more--
My heart is homing where her summer-roses grow.
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MLA
Parker, Gilbert. “Summer Is Come.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/parker_g/100/.
Chicago
Parker, Gilbert. “Summer Is Come.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/parker_g/100/.
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