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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
SONG, by ANNA BUNSTON DE BARY
First Line: Blame the cuckoo that in june
Last Line: If love should end as love began.
Subject(s): Kisses; Love
First Line: Blame the cuckoo that in june
Last Line: If love should end as love began.
Subject(s): Kisses; Love
BLAME the cuckoo that in June
He cannot sing the April tune;
Blame the flowers that at night
The brightest is but pearly white;
The earth that cannot keep till noon
The kisses gathered from the moon,
But never blame thy fellow man
If love should end as love began.
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