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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
LOVE'S CALENDAR: MARCH, by MAX DAUTHENDEY
First Line: Upon the trees the march winds ride
Last Line: That in march he had had a glimpse of may.
Subject(s): March (month)
First Line: Upon the trees the march winds ride
Last Line: That in march he had had a glimpse of may.
Subject(s): March (month)
Upon the trees the March winds ride,
and clamor and cloud through the heavens stride;
now girls let idle dreams alone,
and would swing their hips where the dew is blown.
They would flee from the house as the high clouds flee,
as eager to bud as a growing tree;
and one who could look in their eyes would say
that in March he had had a glimpse of May.
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