Spring Twilight
Arthur Symons
1865 to 1945
The twilight droops across the day,
I watch her portrait on the wall
Palely recede into the grey
That palely comes and covers all.
The sad Spring twilight, dull, forlorn,
The menace of the dreary night:
But in her face, more fair than morn,
A sweet suspension of delight.
Arthur Symons's Spring Twilight
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