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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
WIND OF THE SOUTH, by JENNIE MCBRIDE BUTLER
First Line: Tender you were and shy, wind of the south
Last Line: My love is dead, beneath the southern stars.
Subject(s): Death; Love - Loss Of; Wind; Dead, The
First Line: Tender you were and shy, wind of the south
Last Line: My love is dead, beneath the southern stars.
Subject(s): Death; Love - Loss Of; Wind; Dead, The
TENDER you were and shy, wind of the South.
You blew me kisses from my lover's mouth;
With your caressing touch upon my cheek
I closed my eyes, and thought I heard him speak.
Wind of the South, cruel you are and bold,
In your wild cries my wretchedness is told;
Beyond the frozen sails and icy spars
My love is dead, beneath the Southern stars.
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