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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
IN SOME FAR DISTANT TIME, by CATHERINE BRADSHAW
First Line: In some far distant time a day may dawn
Last Line: And scattered far on lazy winds of dawn.
First Line: In some far distant time a day may dawn
Last Line: And scattered far on lazy winds of dawn.
In some far distant time a day may dawn
When streets low-hung with royal fragrant blooms
And sounds that greet the silent fall of dusk
Will rouse no sudden pain within my breast.
Some day -- but all of me will then be dust
And scattered far on lazy winds of dawn.
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