September, 1819BY WILLIAM WORDSWORTHDeparting summer hath assumed 1An aspect tenderly illumed,The gentlest look of spring;That calls from yonder leafy shadeUnfaded, yet prepared to fade,A timely carolling. 6 No faint and hesitating trill, 7Such tribute as to winter chillThe lonely redbreast pays!Clear, loud, and lively is the din,From social warblers gathering inTheir harvest of sweet lays.Continue reading “September, 1819 : William Wordsworth : : September Poems : : Months Poems : :”
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