English poem
Cones
The blue mist of after-rain fills all the trees;
the sunlight gilds the tops of the poplar spires, far off, behind the houses.
Here a branch sways and there a sparrow twitters.
The curtain's hem, rose-embroidered, flutters, and half reveals a burnt-red chimney pot.
The quiet in the room bears patiently a footfall on the street.