Classic and Contemporary Poetry
CARELESS, by CHARLES MACKAY Poet's Biography First Line: Spring gave me a friend, and a true,true love Last Line: And none the worse am I. Subject(s): Friendship - False Friends; Fair Weather Friends | ||||||||
SPRING gave me a friend, and a true, true love; -- The summer went caroling by, And the autumn brown'd, and the winter frown'd, And I sat me down to sigh: My friend was false for the sake of gold, Ere the farmer stack'd his rye; And my true love changed with the fickle west wind, Ere winter dull'd the sky; But the bees are humming -- a new spring's coming, And none the worse am I. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...THE GOLDEN ODES OF PRE-ISLAMIC ARABIA: LEBID by WILFRID SCAWEN BLUNT HOBOKEN, 1825 by ROBERT STEVENSON COFFIN VISIONS IN VERSE: 4. CONTENT by NATHANIEL COTTON I OFTEN THINK by OLIVER MURRAY EDWARDS THE FEATHER by FORD MADOX FORD FRIAR-BACON: LOVE-SUPPLANTER by ROBERT GREENE TO A FALSE FRIEND by THOMAS HOOD FRIEND AND FOE by WINIFRED LUCAS |
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