English poem
Xix
by Arthur Sherburne Hardy (1847–1930)
Dost thou remember, Dear, the day We met in those bare woods of May? Each had a secret unconfessed, Each sound a promise, in each nest. Young wings a-tremble for the air,-- How we joined hands?--not knowing where The springs that touch set free Should find their sea. Speechless--so sure we were to share The unknown good to be.