Versos English John Drinkwater Plough

English poem

Plough

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The snows are come in early state, And love shall now go desolate If we should keep too close a gate.

Over the woods a splendour falls Of death, and grey are the Gloucester walls, And grey the skies for burials.

But secret in the falling snow I see the patient ploughman go, And watch the quiet furrows grow.