Poetry Explorer- Classic Contemporary Poetry, THE RECONCILIATION, by LAURA M. GREGG



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THE RECONCILIATION, by                    
First Line: The sun and april were at outs
Last Line: Were gems for her adorning.
Subject(s): April; Rain; Sun


The sun and April were at outs,
And gloomy was the morning;
She hid her face, with frowns and pouts,
And treated him with scorning.

But he, despite her stormy ways,
And manner cold and chilling,
Still bent on her a loving gaze,
And to forgive was willing.

But yet she hid her frowning face
From his so bright and beaming;
Beneath her veil of misty lace,
With tears her eyes were streaming.

Then hotly, ardently he wooed,
She could no more resist him;
And, with a sudden change of mood,
She rent her veil and kissed him!

And when these two were reconciled
A charm fell o'er the morning;
And April's teardrops when she smiled,
Were gems for her adorning.





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