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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
AN AUTUMN MOOD, by GRACE CAROLINE SISON
First Line: Chill autumn announces the death of the summer
Last Line: And mournfully sing their sad song to the glen.
Subject(s): Autumn; Seasons; Fall
First Line: Chill autumn announces the death of the summer
Last Line: And mournfully sing their sad song to the glen.
Subject(s): Autumn; Seasons; Fall
Chill autumn announces the death of the summer
By low-wailing winds that return once again
To chant their monotonous dirge to the forest
And mournfully sing their sad song to the glen.
The green of the hillside is changed now to somber
And flowerlets have bowed their small heads to the earth;
The brook in the meadow is still from its laughter
And birds' songs no longer are filled with their mirth.
Chill autumn announced the death of the summer
By low-wailing winds that return once again
To chant their monotonous dirge to the forest
And mournfully sing their sad song to the glen.
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