Harvest

Far, where the sun hath set,
Sang the windy corn
By the lute of thorn—
The time of harvest.

The shrubbery by the way,
Yellow waste, a path
With a tinge of grass—
All woven in decay.

O Autumn, father, betrayer!—
When I have strolled along
Upon this, thy prayer,
The comfort outlying among.
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