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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE SECRET (2), by JOHN RICHARD MORELAND
First Line: April whispered this to me
Last Line: And I have done with sorrow.
Subject(s): April; Immortality
First Line: April whispered this to me
Last Line: And I have done with sorrow.
Subject(s): April; Immortality
April whispered this to me
And I have done with sorrow now:
"I am death's white mystery,"
April whispered this to me.
"Life from death! O ecstasy
Of the first white lifted bough!"
April whispered this to me
And I have done with sorrow.
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