Classic and Contemporary Poetry
YOU HAVE COME BACK, by EDITH MATILDA THOMAS Poet's Biography First Line: You have come back,' they say to me Last Line: "'tis you who have come back, not I." | ||||||||
"YOU have come back," they say to me, The people of the old, old town. In speech I with their speech agree, But doubts have I that will not down. For more and more to me it seems That both the village and its folk, Whom I so oft have seen in dreams (Have seen, then lingeringly awoke) -- Have but returned, dream-wise, again, And as a vision will go by. So to make answer I am fain, "'Tis you who have come back, not I." | Other Poems of Interest...INSOMNIA by EDITH MATILDA THOMAS THE QUIET PILGRIM by EDITH MATILDA THOMAS THE TEARS OF THE POPLARS by EDITH MATILDA THOMAS TO SPAIN - A LAST WORD by EDITH MATILDA THOMAS WINTER SLEEP by EDITH MATILDA THOMAS A CHANT OF THE FOUGHT FIELD by EDITH MATILDA THOMAS A CHRISTOPHER OF THE SHENANDOAH by EDITH MATILDA THOMAS A DREAM TEMPLE; NEW YORK CITY by EDITH MATILDA THOMAS A FAR CRY TO HEAVEN by EDITH MATILDA THOMAS A LITTLE BOY'S VAIN REGRET by EDITH MATILDA THOMAS |
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