VIII. Summer and Spring We
sat under an old thorn-tree And
talked away the night, Told
all that had been said or done Since
first we saw the light, And
when we talked of growing up Knew
that we’d halved a soul And
fell the one in t'other's arms That
we might make it whole; Then
Peter had a murdering look, For
it seemed that he and she Had
spoken of their childish days Under
that very tree. O
what a bursting out there was, And
what a blossoming, When
we had all the summer-time And she had all the spring! |
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