Jack Allen

I'm mighty fond of blackberry jam , he said —
It tastes of summer. When I come again
You'll give me some for tea, and soda-bread?
Black clusters throng each bramble-spray burned red
And over-ripe are rotting in the rain:
But not for him is any table spread
Who comes not back again.
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