English poem
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by Arthur Sherburne Hardy (1847–1930)
The woods are bare again. There are No secrets now, the bud's a scar; No promises,--this is the end! Ah, Dearest, I have seen thee bend Above thy flowers as one who knew The dying wood should bloom anew. Come, let us sleep, Perchance God's countenance, Like thine above thy flowers, smiles through The night upon us two.