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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
WHEN MARY GOES WALKING, by PATRICK REGINALD CHALMERS
Last Line: To make her a crown!
Last Line: To make her a crown!
WHEN Mary goes walking
The Autumn winds blow,
The poplars they curtsey,
The larches bend low,
The oaks and the beeches
Their gold they fling down,
To make her a carpet,
To make her a crown!
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