The forest-boughs are grey
And the air is sweet and still,
The broken branches sway
As if to loose the thrill,
As if to calm the call—
O what would winter bring?
It is but borrowed strength; it shall
Go out again in spring!
- Robert Browning
The forest-boughs are grey
And the air is sweet and still,
The broken branches sway
As if to loose the thrill,
As if to calm the call—
O what would winter bring?
It is but borrowed strength; it shall
Go out again in spring!