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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
LEFT, by H. G. CHAPMAN
First Line: Meet me,' she said, 'by the orchard wall'
Last Line: And there's the wall, and the sun's gone down.
First Line: Meet me,' she said, 'by the orchard wall'
Last Line: And there's the wall, and the sun's gone down.
"MEET me," she said, "by the orchard wall
To-morrow night, as the sun goes down;"
And this is to-morrow, and here am I,
And there's the wall, and the sun's gone down.
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