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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
AUTUMN-SONG, by RACHEL ANNAND TAYLOR Poet's Biography
First Line: The roads are laid with cloth-of-gold
Last Line: Love cometh to his own.
Subject(s): Love; Poetry & Poets
First Line: The roads are laid with cloth-of-gold
Last Line: Love cometh to his own.
Subject(s): Love; Poetry & Poets
THE roads are laid with cloth-of-gold;
And o'er the splendour, all alone,
Clad fair in scarlet, like a king,
Love cometh to his own.
A crown of thorns, a sceptral reed,
The beauty of a flaming throne!
From out the pleasant orchard-lands
Love cometh to his own.
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