Nature
Her steps fall sweet as summer rain
From Song-Waves (1900)
Her steps fall sweet as summer rain,
And lull to dream the thoughts of pain,--
O glowing grass, O violet skyey,
Ye hint of something of fairer grain!
She outruns sympathy of crowds;
Her dwelling is above the clouds;
She stoops to kiss the rose to crimson--
Her face no featureless mask enshrouds.
Her chatelaine's of amber fine;
No hue of coming autumn's wine
But she outpours from tawny beaker,
And fills each grape of the swelling vine.
Codex Note
From the sequence Song-Waves (1900)
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MLA
Rand, Theodore Harding. “Her steps fall sweet as summer rain.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/rand_th/124/.
Chicago
Rand, Theodore Harding. “Her steps fall sweet as summer rain.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/rand_th/124/.
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