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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
FORSYTHIA, by HORTENSE KING FLEXNER
First Line: Sun at the window and the blaze
Last Line: And life was greatly coming on.
Subject(s): Life; Spring
First Line: Sun at the window and the blaze
Last Line: And life was greatly coming on.
Subject(s): Life; Spring
Sun at the window and the blaze
Of yellow branch and swinging flower,
Worked many creeping unmarked days
Into an everlasting hour.
And I who felt earth wake in me
Was gone, and you were under stone—
But Spring was living in the tree,
And life was greatly coming on.
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